Sentence examples for would probably blame from inspiring English sources

If the sun suddenly stopped shining, the scientists who'd fired a fusion-disrupter missile at it would probably blame themselves.

Then he joked that the governor would probably blame him for the Yankees' troubles that year, too.

As a socialist his appointment was met by withering criticism from the former Conservative party chairman Lord Tebbit who said at the time he had "never seen Professor Crick as a British nationalist" and that he "would probably blame everything on the British class system".

If this unfolding disaster were taking place in Washington., one would probably blame the Russians.

However, if there were observable differences between the performance of kids in 1968 and 2009, I'd probably blame boredom.

If those old characters were still around, Archie would probably be blaming Michael for everything from free trade to illegal immigration to the country's sky-high divorce rate.

Republican leaders had good reason to be cautious about shutting down the government: The GOP would probably get blamed for it.

"I remember thinking that if there was a problem with the delivery or with the baby, I would probably be blamed since I was the low-man on the totem pole," Dr. Seiler says.

But they'll probably blame Congress even more.

You can probably blame the investment bankers on this one.

She probably blamed him for Egg's death.