Sentence examples for condolence from inspiring English sources

Czechs were also signing condolence books to pay tribute to Havel in Prague and many other places all across the country, as well as in the Slovak capital of Bratislava.

I've buried other people's children, I carry out condolence visits.

The news reached Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper at the top table, and his aide, Dimitri Soudas began drafting a letter of condolence to the UK government.

The number of books of condolence was increased from five to 43, the wait varied from five hours to ten.

ALONG the Mall the queue to sign the books of condolence at St James's Palace snaked to and fro as far as the eye could see.

Later, however, she impressed Kenyans with the sincerity of her attempts to repair the battered relationship.In this section Maybe, minister War in the heart of Africa After the bomb Keeping its powder dry ReprintsTrying to get things straight, the Americans issued a flurry of official denials, inserted messages of condolence in the press, and promised financial aid.

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

The conclusion drawn by many people in Jordan was that discontent over the peace process with Israel had seeped into the traditionally loyal Jordan army.The king lambasted army officers for not shooting the soldier on the spot and paid a publicised condolence visit to the victims' families in Israel.

Internet-ordered condolence wreaths arrive at funerals with self-assembly instructions.

In January, Mr Putin sent a telegram of condolence after a building collapsed in Katowice, killing 65 people.

In a letter of condolence to Mr Jeyaretnam's two sons, he accused their father of helping "neither to build up a constructive opposition, nor our parliamentary tradition".Yet, the younger Mr Lee added, one had to respect Mr Jeyaretnam's "dogged tenacity".