Sentence examples for well blamed from inspiring English sources

BP, which owns the well, blamed Transocean, a contractor, for the failure of a valve system that could have prevented the blowout.

You might as well blame a shark for eating seals.

Might as well blame it all on Jehovah.

In the unlikely event of it not going well, blame your listeners or start a fight.

Now it's in danger, and the public may well blame the Democrats.

As blame the internet for all that's rotten in the world, you might as well blame words.

Barack Obama should, well, blame Canada.10 49 : Holy hell, is that my TV, or is Tom Brokaw really bright red?

If the economy slips into recession, as some economists fear, voters may well blame him for it.

It's all very well blaming Miliband, I say, but you don't appear to take responsibility for the defeat.

Blaming unions for the problems of Texas is like, well, blaming Jews for the problems of Japan: there aren't enough of them to matter.

Paul Diament, a professor at Columbia who specializes in electromagnetics, confirmed this but was skeptical about the Empire State Building's role: "Blaming the antenna — you might as well blame the little green men on Mars".