condolence

My wife asked if I'd give you her condolences special.

"My condolences go out to each and every one of you."

No condolences, especially now that he knew his mother was also dead.

Our love and deep condolences to a family of which we are a part.

We offer our condolences to his family and many friends.

She's a wonderful town and would never ask for my condolences.

I would like also to send condolences to their families.

Sure, people came up to me and offered their condolences.

I must offer my condolences, even though she might not want to hear them.

Then perhaps someone else should attack them, and you will offer condolences?

"When should I go to pay my condolences to your sister?"

He was one of the few people who had called up to offer her condolences.

It is two months later and I still have not written my condolences.

"We would like to thank the people who have already offered their condolences."

This time, not a word beyond the condolences from the village.

But if it's true that this is the best time of your life, then you have my condolences.

I have received too many official condolences in my time.

"I will soon address the global community with my condolences."

In the last year, I've both received and sent condolences.

"The word condolence has been used so many times," she went on.

"I just came to offer them my condolences on their son's death."

But then why should anyone think I'm the one to receive condolences?

Our condolences to his family and all those that he touched.

He said several Muslim leaders had called him with condolences.

We extend our condolences to all the members of his family.