O'Gara was quick to commiserate with Jones after the final whistle and swapped shirts with his opposite number.
But her camp friends can commiserate over routine checkups and test results without requiring any explanation.
Having a tight-knit group that you can commiserate with is a critical one, says Waber.
Untidy looking young people wander into each others' houses to commiserate on why nobody will finance their projects.
America's defence secretary was the last foreigner to see Sheikh Issa alive and the first to commiserate with Sheikh Hamad.
"She would commiserate, I think, to feel close to me, " he says.
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And the normally tee-total Wilkinson revealed in The Times that he "broke the habit of pretty much a lifetime" to commiserate Saturday's loss.
Much as I commiserate with the poor kids who got the tar whaled out of them, their plaintive screams were a lot less annoying than leaf blowers.
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The first person to call Andy Coulson to commiserate when he resigned from the News of the World was Gordon Brown (at least according to Mr Coulson).
We predicted that as the understanding about what makes a cloud service different from traditional IT proliferated (and it has) that we would see a commiserate decline in cloudwashing.
You commiserate with the characters on The Wire.
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The same morning at the Harvard School of Business, 40 audit committee members will attend "Audit Committees in a New Era of Governance" and commiserate about having to put a stamp of approval on financial statements prepared by others.
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