Sentence examples similar to would be congratulating from inspiring English sources

Never in my life did I think I would be congratulated by Mick Jagger for achieving anything.

An architect designing these spaces now would be congratulated for range of expression and questioned for whimsy.

When a man would report the same problem, he would be congratulated for noticing the problem and actions would be taken to fix it.

That is easy to say, perhaps, with the benefit of hindsight but, however unpopular it is, Graham Poll was probably right when he pointed out that Cakir would be congratulated by Uefa's refereeing assessors.

In this example it would be: In this example it would be: Congratulate yourself, you've just calculated your weighted GPA!

Ahmadinejad said he did not care that the US, Britain, France and Germany had said they would not be congratulating him.

A proudly democratic India that grows at 6% a year (8%, which is entirely achievable, would be even better) should be congratulated for having succeeded better than a brutal anti-democratic China which grows at 10% a year.

It was a pesky sort of infirmity, like hay fever, to which we might all be expected to succumb; anyone who managed to stay clear of it would have been the one to be congratulated.

But if you had said Don's last words would be "om" before a Coke commercial plays, you would have been congratulated for writing a funny and arguably very far-fetched Twitter joke.

They should be congratulated.

"The county should be congratulated".