condolence

The day after his death all the ladies prepared to call at the house and offer condolence and aid, as is our custom.

In fact, President Richard Nixon had a condolence speech ready to go in the event things turned out badly.

"I cannot find enough words to express my condolence, " Wen said, winding up to the thirty-degree option.

In fact, President Nixon had a condolence speech ready to go in the event things turned out badly.

My colleague was telling me to write a condolence card when Paris lost, but I was busy hoisting up the British flag.

This is the person that Fen Shen walked out of her black cloth while she was in a deep sorrow giving a condolence.

Lu Hao, Mr. Yao's agent in China, said he had lost track of how many condolence and news-media calls he took yesterday.

When he died of illness at the age of 22, many Japanese sent condolence messages, bouquets and offerings to the zoo.

What a difficult task it is to write a note on such an occasion. You and your family have my sincere thoughts of love and condolence.

Please receive my condolence for her and her family.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko expressed the deepest sympathy and condolence to the families of the victims.

He used social networks to organize blood drives and a massive interfaith book of condolence.

After Hitler committed suicide, he sent a telegram of condolence to the German people.

In a message of condolence on Tuesday, President Obama called Mr. Kim "a courageous champion of democracy and human rights. "

Several people went to consult with a condolence, but there is not clear condolence rituals. One of them claimed to know a slightly.

Letters and telegrams of condolence streamed in from heads of state, housewives, politicians, millionaires, secretaries.

Emails of condolence appeared on her web page.

He also expressed his gratitude to President Hu Jintao for paying a condolence visit to the Japanese embassy in Beijing, Xinhua reported.

Please accept my heartfelt condolence on president untimely pass please convey our profound sympathy to bereaved family.

we have received numerous messages of condolence and support , and this out pouring of sympathy is appreciated . yours very truly.

The clock has been thrown away, and he keeps writing condolence letters to families of the dead.

We condemn recent attacks in Pakistan and express condolence to the victims, the bereaved families and the injured.

After signing a condolence book at Pakistan's embassy in Washington, President Bush offered his sympathy.

Your diarist wrote condolence notes to every Pole in his contacts book after the tragedy.

President Zillur Rahman and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed their condolence for the deaths.

Joseph: World leaders have also been sending messages of condolence to the Vatican.

Queen Elizabeth has sent a message of condolence to families of the victims.

Foreign Ministry opened a condolence book Monday morning for foreign diplomats to mourn for those who died in the May 12 earthquake.

In the mourning period, condolence books will be opened in China's Foreign Ministry and Chinese embassies and consulates around the world.

condolence Please accept my condolences.

Please accept my condolence(). Take time off as necessary.

Did Jack send you condolence flowers, too? I don't need condolence flowers, I know Jack Bass.

With condolence for the writer passed away.

Some left condolence cards.

Eg. Shocked to learn of your mother death I express heartfelt condolence in your affliction.

Others signed a book of condolence.

Some situations are delicate and we need to use words that give comfort and condolence.

In the week following Ling Ling's death, 11, 000 visitors had signed condolence books.

Thank you also to our concern and condolence.

Mr Brown had earlier misspelt her surname in a letter of condolence.

Mr Brown had contacted Mrs Janes to apologise about a letter of condolence which contained a series of errors.

Private activities of celebration or condolence; and;

Unit Eight Letters of Condolence

expres s condolence to somebody