Sentence examples for blame for taking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivers said he believed the Norwegian soldiers were to blame for taking his song out of context.

Probably the media are to blame, for taking up a few marketable clever-clogs such as Mr Dawkins, then encouraging them to comment on everything.

Mr. Bellemare deserves blame for taking on such a weak case in the first place, effectively legitimizing his predecessor's shoddy work.

"I take the blame for taking out a mortgage," she said, but she feels she should not be responsible for the deferred interest, because she says the consequences of paying the minimum each month were not adequately explained to her.

Many lawmakers said at the time that they knew they were discriminating illegally against out-of-state commuters but wanted the courts to shoulder the blame for taking that money from the city.

Killing Them Softly would have been better suited to a limited release and the Weinstein Company only have themselves to blame for taking it out in 2,424 theatres.

And, like immigrants elsewhere, they are often blamed for taking jobs.

Schilling said he was upset that Brenly was blamed for taking him out too soon.

Mobs attacked foreigners from Zimbabwe and Mozambique who were blamed for taking jobs and housing from South Africans.

Flares were fired, 14 people were injured, and the fans were blamed for taking soccer "back to the Dark Ages".

Indeed, he has been credited -- or blamed -- for taking the craft of party-line discipline to new heights, or depths.