Condole

The President issued a statement to condole with the families of the victims of the terrorist attack.

He visited his neighbor to condole with him after his house caught fire.

He reached out to condole with his former colleague after hearing about their job loss.

I called my friend to condole with her after her pet died.

We gathered to condole with the family of the deceased soldier.

The pastor visited to condole with the family after the unexpected death of their child.

I wanted to condole my friend after the loss of her pet cat.

She wrote a letter to condole her aunt on the passing of her husband.

I'm going to condole with my neighbor who lost her job last week.

She hugged her friend to condole her after a bad breakup.

She called to condole her colleague who had just lost her job.

The minister went to the hospital to condole with the family of the accident victim.

The pastor went to condole with the family of the deceased church member.

He sent a message to condole with his colleague who had been laid off from the company.

We went to the funeral to condole with the family of the deceased.

I would like to condole with you on the loss of your pet.

The pastor came to condole with the grieving family after the tragic accident.

The manager sent a card to condole with the employee who had just lost a family member.

She called to condole with her friend after the death of her grandfather.

They stopped by their neighbor's house to condole with them after their house was burglarized.

The politician went to the town to condole with the families of the victims of the shooting.

The president visited the disaster-stricken area to condole with the victims.

The entire nation came together to condole with the families of the soldiers who died in the war.

She sent flowers to condole with her colleague who had lost her father.

The team gathered to condole with their captain after their defeat in the championship game.

The politician went to the site of the natural disaster to condole with the affected people.