Congratulate used in a sentence

Congratulate in a sentence as a verb

But let's not just congratulate him and move on.

And to this, I congratulate Airbnb on their latest success, and to a dance well done.

First, I want to congratulate Matthew on creating a truly valuable resource that people love and are learning from.

There's no reason to congratulate them now nor complain louder some months from now, they'll continue to do what makes sense for them from a business standpoint.

Then I remembered about Theodore Roosevelt's speech about the man in the arena, and I congratulate them for giving it their best shot.

I would say that an acquihire of a struggling product that he was only marginally involved in, isn't the time to congratulate the guy.

I congratulate them on acheiving your goal of writing an app in such a short time, but I whole-heartedly condemn this app's principle idea.

I think we tell ourselves these jokes to contrast good engineering with bad engineering and to congratulate ourselves for being on the right side.

Also I congratulate you for "letting it all out", it's not easy to compose one's thoughts into such a rational assessment of a bad situation.

But as it stands, I wish to congratulate him for reaching the milestone and to thank him and everyone who supports the project - by submitting code, patches, bug reports, helping in the forums, donating money, and using the software.

As a member of Python community, I hereby congratulate Ruby for joining the ranks of pretty-cool-but-not-so-hot-anymore technologies.

This is one of those "why I am a great developer" sorts of posts that allows people to pat themselves on the back and congratulate each other on how great they are, passive-aggressively sending it out to the team in hopes of denigrating some team member who likes newer things.

Dr Johnson, they said: “we are delighted to find that you’ve not included any indecent or obscene words in your dictionary.”“Ladies, said dr Johnson, “I can congratulate you on being able to look them up.”Anyone who can understand that joke gets the point about censorship, especially prior restraint as it is known in the US for it is banned by the first amendment of the Constitution.