Sentence examples for consoling one another from inspiring English sources

The actors spent the rest of the night consoling one another, checked on friends and called their parents to tell them they were safe.

Members of the congregation, families of Indian descent from across northern New Jersey and some from as far away as Long Island, gathered outside the steepled red-brick, one-story church in the harsh afternoon cold, huddling in bright silk dresses and shirts, consoling one another, weeping and awaiting word on the victims.

Afterwards, many could be seen crying and consoling one another.

After the news conference, about 3 a.m., officers left the hospital, several in tears and consoling one another.

Adult males from this village and a few from the villages just taken by the Government were consoling one another and the family members of the dead.

Her death brought an outpouring of grief from the campus community, where thousands of people attended a Mass and held an impromptu candlelight vigil outside the chapel afterward, praying and consoling one another, according to a university spokeswoman.

Relatives of the man, Edelmiro Gonzales, and his estranged wife, Johanna Gonzales, tearfully consoled one another on Sunday in the lobby of St .Joseph's Hospital in Paterson, where Ms. Gonzales and her surviving son, Edryn, 11, were recovering from gunshot wounds.

Nothing worked, so finally the members organized a "swim-in" on June 30 to console one another.

He described a tearful night at his home in Dallas on Wednesday as family and friends gathered to console one another and wait as news of the deaths arrived via telephone and television.

They consoled one another outside the courtroom.

The girls wept openly and consoled one another.