Sentence examples for fault's from inspiring English sources

"The fault's in nature," she writes, "who will // without system or explanation / make permanent / havoc of little mistakes".

Generally the fault's in you as a batsman, and we could all say that today.

The fault's not with our politicians, however; it's with us.

I can't is it's not my fault's twisted sister.

The fault's southern end last ruptured more than 330 years ago, and it's believed to rupture, on average, every 250 to 300 years.

The fault's condition was, "past all reasonable estimates of when it should go", she told National Geographic.

It was modernity's fault, capitalism's fault, Charles Dickens's fault.

Trial lawyers have maintained that no-fault's projected cost savings have never materialized; the system's proponents say it has been the lawyers' own determined opposition that has prevented the savings from being realized.

The rest of the depths, from the shallowest to the deepest along the dip direction, are calculated using the corresponding deep angle and the sub-fault's width dimension (Table 2).

Is that Mitt's fault or Congress's fault?

Some fault Mr. Obama's detached, professorial manner.