Sentence examples for will be congratulating from inspiring English sources
Should one of them win, America will be congratulating itself once more.
With Walcott being withdrawn early, and Rooney spending most of his time in a withdrawn position, England will be congratulating themselves on accepting their chances rather than giving their opponents a pummelling.
At the Downing Street barbeque tonight Tory MPs will be congratulating David Cameron for making the issue of Watson, Unite and Miliband's leadership one which the public will now hear about.
There is a very good chance that you will be congratulated on your choice of wine.
If he is successful — that is, if he succeeds at failing — he will be congratulated by his teammates when he returns to the dugout.
He will doubtless be congratulated on the timely demise of Russia's most-wanted man.
If Durst is finally convicted — if it is determined that a guilty man was entrapped in "The Jinx" — Jarecki will no doubt be congratulated for bringing Durst to justice.
If Durst is finally convicted if it is determined that a guilty man was entrapped in "The Jinx"—Jarecki will no doubt be congratulated for bringing Durst to justice.
He got up Monday morning and headed south to Wentworth, England, for this week's Senior British Open at Sunningdale, where he will no doubt be congratulated by his peers for beating 154 of the 155 golfers at Turnberry.
The person you're congratulating will never forget your kind gesture!
They should be congratulated.
