Sentence examples for blame time from inspiring English sources

On no account should you blame time out of the office on "women's problems".

I could blame time, or I could blame the industrial quantities of homemade grappa and vin santo I necked in an attempt to restore feeling to my toes, while I miserably pined for bread sauce and cranberries.

As with the customer who just wants to share a fondly remembered tale from their childhood with a son, daughter or young relative, I can hardly blame Time's esteemed judges for their selections.

Some of these observations could be regarded as stereotypical and partial: the frequent tendency to blame time constraints for difficulties in applying reattribution in practice can be seen as an example of a 'culturally honourable' excuse, a means of mitigating responsibilities when behaviour is questioned [ 24].

(Or, you can blame time zones for any late arrival!) Donate your time.

This is point-the-finger time, we-don't-want-to-take-any-blame time.

When parents in the survey were asked what the biggest challenges facing schools trying to increase the amount of sport their pupils play, 42% of parents blamed time pressures of the curriculum.

There might not be any adverse weather to blame next time.

But there is no individual to blame this time and that is a good thing.

And the only people we can blame this time are ourselves for our lack of mobilization and understanding.

Waller said he is the one who is blamed "every time a coach is fired".