vote of thanks

If so, he wanted to register a vote of thanks.

Once again, the country owes California a vote of thanks.

"It seems we have to offer you a vote of thanks, guy," he said.

On that account, I owe you a vote of thanks.

The vote of thanks was not the most effusive I have received.

I suspect the town owes you a vote of thanks anyway.

As a result, this particular senior has chosen to hold off his vote of thanks at election time until the plan is operational.

We owe a particular vote of thanks to our loyal and hard working employees for all their efforts during the year.

Then Ramsey rose to second the vote of thanks.

I didn't want any vote of thanks like a stone hung around my neck.

So, in our usual way, a vote of thanks.

"We shall give you a vote of thanks, and forget the unknown quantities."

"From my point of view, we owe you a vote of thanks."

"I feel that a lot of people owe me a vote of thanks," he said.

For this alone, Gould deserves a vote of thanks.

"He's your man, William; we all owe him a vote of thanks.

Actually, we owe her a vote of thanks for what she's done for us."

Well, vote of thanks to good old Parker!

Then: "I think we ought to offer a vote of thanks to these young people for solving our problem for us."

"The country owes you a vote of thanks, Tom.

I have been specially invited to be present upon the platform, and to move a vote of thanks to the lecturer.

He received a vote of thanks from the United States Congress for this work.

They gave her a rising vote of thanks.

A vote of thanks and confidence was passed in full lodge, and so for the time the matter ended.

William Fox, who was once again Premier, failed to move the traditional vote of thanks.