Sentence examples for will be blamed on from inspiring English sources
That means a recession here, and a likely one at home, which will be blamed on President Obama, and then Rick Perry will get elected, and the leader of the free world will be somebody who thinks the earth is only a few thousand years old.
So I'm sure that today's market action will be blamed on S. & P.'s decision.
But it seems equally possible that the mayhem will be blamed on the continuing American presence.
But now, this will be blamed on Russia and Mr Yanukovych.
The cuts will be blamed on the reforms, and will be laid at Mr Cameron's door.
"Blood spilled in South Ossetia will be blamed on these people and their associates".
Mr. Giuliani added, "If any one of you does anything wrong, it'll be blamed on all of you".
No word on whether Bert will be blamed for the Kevin Clash scandal.
While Republicans have counted on voters blaming Mr. Obama for the hard times, some are beginning to worry that they will be blamed for their obstructionism.
- All difficulties, especially budgetary issues, will be blamed angrily on the principal investigator, even if the previous principal investigator set the lab on fire before leaving office.
