congratulation *
gratulation old use

Congratulations to the women of the center for taking action.

Congratulations to everyone involved, the best thing I've seen for a long time.

Thank you very much, congratulations on the results but let us change in the future.

And now, when they were all full of congratulations, was the time to clear the air.

I heard that congratulations are in order, by the way.

Not a word of thanks or congratulations on a job well done.

All I can say, men, is congratulations to each and every one of you on a job very well done.

Congratulations America, and thanks from the rest of the world.

I would just like to offer some congratulations of my own.

Congratulations - you are the first man ever to have done so.

I would like to offer him my congratulations at this point.

I've already given him my congratulations, and I expect no less from all of you.

"I have been waiting a long time to offer my congratulations."

"Congratulations on really making a new guy feel welcome in your school."

Congratulations on asking a question for which we do not yet know the answer!

Congratulations to them, all the same, however, not for me.

It was the president on the line, calling with his congratulations.

Thank you very much, congratulations on this work and please go ahead.

But my son tells me congratulations are in order for you.

Everyone but Richard said a word or two of congratulations and thanks.

They got - some analysis said congratulations on the way you came forward.

Allow me to add my congratulations to those of everybody else.

Congratulations on using the Internet for the general public - a very good idea.

When the daughter says congratulations, we realize just how far we've come.

"Congratulations," she called out to him as he passed her house.

High is the gratulation; and also deep the indignation.

I waved to him in a gesture of con- gratulation, to which he made no answer, dour as ever.

We four then supp'd together, in the style of joy, con- gratulation, and pleasing disorder that you may guess.

No shout of gratulation welcomed these sturdy strangers; it was evident that their aspect cast a chill over the assembly.

The joyful welcome of my boys, the soft gratulation of Clara, the pressure of Adrian's hand, contributed to unman me.

--he was under a tremendous and ceaseless bombardment of praise and gratulation, but as true as I'm sitting here he never moved a muscle of his body for a single instant, during 30 minutes!

Hoby translated Martin Bucer's Gratulation to the Church of England (1549), and Baldassare Castiglione's Il Cortegiano (1561).

Shortly after, there was a prodigious cackling and gratulation of Chanticleer and all his family, including the wizened chicken, who appeared to understand the matter quite as well as did his sire, his mother, or his aunt.

The merry marriage bells rung in my ears; I heard the nation's gratulation which followed the union; the ambitious noble uprose with swift eagle-flight, from the lowly ground to regal supremacy--and to the love of Idris.

My guide received all this excess of joyful gratulation much like a prince too early accustomed to the homage of those around him to be much moved by it, yet willing to requite it by the usual forms of royal courtesy.

One, throwing down his firelock, clasped his leader so fast round the knees, that he was unable to extricate himself, muttering, at the same time, a torrent of Gaelic gratulation, which every now and then rose into a sort of scream of gladness.

Which though I stay not to confess ere any ask, I shall be blameless, if it be no other than the joy and gratulation which it brings to all who wish and promote their country's liberty; whereof this whole discourse proposed will be a certain testimony, if not a trophy.

One alone, the Galveston, a Spanish man-of-war, displayed no signs of gratulation, until the barge of the general was nearly abreast; when suddenly as if by magic, the yards were manned, the ship burst forth, as it were, into a full array of flags and signals, and thundered a salute of thirteen guns."