Examples of 'it was on me' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was on me"
it was on me: This phrase is an admission that the blame, responsibility, or cost for a certain situation or outcome falls on the speaker
How to use "it was on me" in a sentence
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it was on me
He told me that it was harder on him than it was on me.
It was on me and my new life.
Wish he knew how hard it was on me.
It was on me too.
I do not think you ever thought about how hard it was on me.
And then it was on me.
There was blood on her nice clean dress and some of it was on me.
Told her it was on me.
I think it was actually a lot harder on Chris than it was on me.
Told you it was on me.
But I decided the safest place to hide it was on me.
Some of it was on me.
It was on me when I was taken from the hospital.
Not as hard as it was on me.
It was on me before I even saw it.
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I said it was on me.
And I could not see that it was on me.
All of it was on me.
If something broke down in the house, it was on me.
I know . It was on me when I was taken from the hospital.
It 's gonna be harder on you than it was on me.
It was on me before I even saw it . Took one bite and left.
Clearly, this reunion was not having the same effect on him as it was on me.
I mean, I know how hard it was on me when my dad died.
Frankly, I think it was tougher on my father than it was on me.
Now, it was on me to finish him up.
If I allowed injustice to happen, then it was on me.
It was on me yesterday!
While I was still exploring, it was on me.
Came back. It was on me today.
And then whatever it was, it was on me.
Okay. It was on me.
Tonight, I thought we brought it, but it was on me.
The second, it was on me.
No . Regrets? If I allowed injustice to happen, then it was on me.
If it was, it was on me.
When he left it was just… Okay, it was on me.
But nothing. It was on me.
And when I woke up, it was on me.
No, I said it was on me.
So, if I fell into the hole, it was on me.
I know that, but it was on me.
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This is on me. It was on me.
