Sentence examples for offering to console from inspiring English sources

Dan Bowen, the coordinating producer of the ESPN documentary, says he has footage of Mike Krzyzewski, the Duke coach, graciously offering to console Kentucky fans over the live microphone of Cawood Ledford, the legendary broadcaster who was retiring.

Chris Gittins of Streets Alive, which provides advice on parties, recommends that, given the mix of attitudes likely to be found on most streets, organisers should consider branding their shindigs as ecumenically as possible.The self-explanatory lobby group Republic is offering to console some of the most monarchy-allergic.

Soon after Best was dismissed, Epstein attempted to console him by offering to build another group around him, but Best refused.

Try offering to pay for some of the console, maybe $100 making it less expensive for them.

He can't play sports, his dad thinks he's a wuss and his mom tries to help but she ends up consoling him by calling him "handsome" and offering to take him with her to her aerobics class.

While many gamers dismiss those offerings as inferior to console games, the games have nevertheless tapped into a huge audience of players who may never have played on an Xbox or Sony's PlayStation.

You need to know which stores are actually going to be offering the consoles on launch day.

Philosophy's first job true to the generic aim of a consolatio is to console, not by offering sympathy, but by showing that Boethius has no good reason to complain: true happiness, she wishes to argue, is not damaged even by the sort of disaster he has experienced.

("I'm Not That Girl (Reprise)") The Wizard attempts to console her by offering her a drink from a small green bottle, and Morrible proposes that they set a trap for Elphaba.

Microsoft responded by offering a replacement console and a free game download to anyone affected by the problem.

And Elerts is offering a management console for municipalities, security firms and universities to receive the reports and disseminate warnings and instructions, like a map with the best evacuation route.