Sentence examples similar to delivering condolence from inspiring English sources

Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater delivered condolences from President Clinton.

According to reports in the Turkish news media, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan complained about the warning when his British counterpart, Tony Blair, called to deliver condolences.

The statement quoted Mr. Sharon as delivering his condolences to the American people and saying, "Let us pray together and support each other".

The teacher turns the situation round through thrashing one of the students in a boxing match, then declining to make him grovel, through encouraging discussion and organising a museum visit, and by challenging the students' reluctance to deliver a condolence wreath when the mother of one of them dies, because her husband is black.

First, he must deliver his condolences face to face to the people.

He laid a wreath for her as he delivered his condolences.

The administration is reportedly rush-delivering condolence letters to families of slain soldiers amid the controversy.

At the mine, families convened at an open warehouse on the Massey property, where local residents delivered food and condolences.

The opinion pages of Kuwait's newspapers give a more accurate -- and pro-American -- reflection of public opinion, as do the thousands of flowers and condolences delivered to the United States Embassy.

Russia has sent 18 investigators to Ankara, but Moscow accepted Ankara's condolences delivered in person by Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, the Turkish foreign minister, when he arrived in Russia on Tuesday for a prearranged meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov.

Tutu has just delivered a letter of condolence from Nelson Mandela to Nene Saro-Wiwa.