Sentence examples for blameless over from inspiring English sources
Tony Blair has been widely derided for his attempted justification of the 2003 Iraq invasion, and his claim last weekend that he's blameless over the current turmoil.
Those battles with Warne, when he kept hitting blameless leg-breaks over midwicket, are a neat reminder of Tendulkar's mental strength.
Scoring 221 in 50 overs on a blameless pitch in glorious early autumn sunshine, with the experience of Kumar Sangakkara and Azhar Mahmood in the line-up should have been, if not exactly a stroll, then certainly a comfortable chase, with little reason to force the pace.
But the absorption with Mr. Giuliani (and this columnist is far from blameless in this regard) is sometimes over the top.
Sometimes when he switches he seems to hit the ball further; he carted a blameless delivery from Adil Rashid way over what was once the off-side boundary.
Meanwhile, evil Jackie Sharp, the wannabe whip who spent last episode screwing over at least three blameless Americans, took a phone call from the woman she'd exposed as having an affair with the congressman she sought to destroy.
Almost no bank of any size has been blameless in its conduct and lending practices over the last several years, CIT included, and if any of its past mistakes still need to be addressed, then address them.
13 Manu Tuilagi 6/10 Midfield was all over the place in first half, for which he is not blameless, but made dents in the opposition defence, without quite smashing it open.
England laboured with the bat on a blameless pitch, and the result was never in doubt once Australia raced to 43-1 afthe the first six-over powerplay.
After choosing to bat on a blameless pitch, the home side lost Vikram Solanki and Graeme Hick in the first over and failed to score until their 23rd ball.
