Sentence examples for blame off from inspiring English sources

"The French lay this blame off through a multitude of excuses," said Jack Rosen, president of the American Jewish Congress.

Do not pass blame off to your engineers.

Putting the blame off on the NTSB is a dodge because in reality the whole thing never should've gotten to the point of confirmation.

The release of the documents on Friday appears to be an effort to demonstrate that the New York Fed took an active role in trying to stop Libor manipulation -- while also pushing blame off on regulators in London.

As a result of the no-show, officials approached Samoa Joe and asked him to help take blame off the company for Hall's no-show and to help promote talent in TNA by giving an announcement before introducing Eric Young as Hall's replacement.

I will be more than happy to take the blame off you as a parent if it is too difficult to have the students close their accounts, but it is time they all get closed and the texts always get checked.

He blamed off-target throws as opposed to poor decisions.

It blames off-course betting, as operated here at present, for the sharp decline in attendance and wagering at the tracks, and warns if changes are not made it's likely to kill the sport in N.Y.

The Nottingham Forest manager, Steve McClaren, had blamed off-field "squabbling" for his side's lamentable start in the Championship this week and they responded by going down without a fight at Burnley.

The result is a political culture dominated and warped by blame.Consider the frenzy of blame set off by the awful killing of a toddler, known as Baby P, by his mother and two men.

Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay refused to blame the off-field unrest at the club for the 3-0 Premier League home loss to Southampton on Boxing Day.