Congratulations too

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Zwelish accepted these congratulations, too, but distantly.

2.51pm: Congratulations too to the 3,069 students who were awarded a diploma today.

Well, congratulations, too, on Kinky Boots.

The American ambassador here, Thomas J. Miller, whose best friend, a captain in the United States Navy, William Nordeen, was killed by November 17 in 1998, is wary of too much congratulation too soon.

Congratulations on that too, then Gregg.

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"Congratulations to you too, pal".

Nana's advice seems pretty good for America too: congratulations on your success, but don't forget who you are and what you value.

The West should not allow itself too many congratulations on its vaunted tolerance.

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It's post-diversity, where talk about "diversity" is both a sign of Anglo anxiety about the new people living next door and a word of self-congratulation about not being too anxious.