Sentence examples similar to usually congratulate from inspiring English sources
In Burundi, mothers who survive childbirth are usually congratulated for 'crossing the abyss'.
He began by saluting the people and borough of Brooklyn, as he usually does, and congratulating the Nets basketball team on its victory on Thursday night, at which point Mr. Horovitz, a Knicks fan, shook his head in apparent disapproval.
The data provided are in very high quality as we usually expect from this group and I congratulate them on the considerable technical achievements made in this study.
Gordon, like many of his teammates, praised the usually talkative Gomez, saying: "Lefty, I wanted to congratulate you.
Occasionally a letter would arrive several days after an article appeared – usually to point out an error, though sometimes to congratulate – but for the most part there was silence.
A Magic Johnson gets a pass — usually — and the people at the parties where he shows up congratulate themselves with the idea that their discomfort around other black people had nothing to do with race at all.
"I congratulate you thereon".
"Congratulate me," he said.
Burke: I congratulate you.
