用take the blame造句子，“take the blame”造句

Now the government is looking for someone to take the blame.

WHEN the subprime crisis broke in 2007, credit-rating agencies were among the first groups to take the blame.

I have only had one leak, and the bag had been beat up pretty badly in the freezer (so I take the blame... not the bag).

What should have been a chance to back domestic peace talks (which have not happened) could instead be a moment for recrimination, with Pakistanis to take the blame.

Cheney, stressing repeatedly that he and Bush had kept the US from a further attack after 9/11, appears to be setting up Obama to take the blame for another terrorist attack.

The government will have to take the blame for the riots.

B: TV programs should certainly take the blame. Children are good at imitating them.

Most of these players will never take the blame for a loss; instead they will blame imbalance, top players who others copy, and even the butterfly they killed last week.

Without external pressure, the official breaching of one's duty very often is quite difficult to make the conscientious and prompt decision to take the blame and resign from one's post.

Why should I take the blame for somebody else's mistakes?

it is clearly his fault. Why should I take the blame for him?

I had to take the blame, but also far away from the battlefield, brothers will only give me tired, rest assured! Don't act rashly. I have a way.

The company is ready to take the blame for what had happened.

Now, he says, they merely want somebody to acknowledge publicly that the country has suffered a disaster—and that the culprits should take the blame.

a man should have the courage to take the blame for what he does.

Why should I take the blame?

It seems hard to imagine that anyone of sound mind would take the blame for something he did not do.

Although the emperor had a sincere desire to seek governance, he was deaf, and believed people's words incorrectly. He was not the master. How could he take the blame?