Everybody's fault is nobody's fault.

What is our fault?

There's no wine in the bottle.

This was his charge.

What Is Our Fault?

There is little wine left in the bottle.

There is no wine in that bottle.

There is a half empty bottle of wine in the fridge.

There is a half empty bottle of wine in the fridge.

There's no wine in that bottle.

I am choosy with the wine.

There's no wine in that bottle.

Do you want wine?

Do you want wine?

Do you want some wine?

Do you want some wine?

Bring wine.

Bring wine.

Those countries supplying arms to Burma expose themselves to charges of complicity in the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the dictatorship.

Lowkey starts by reminding his British audience of their complicity in the Israeli attack on the Flotilla and the Israeli siege on Gaza.

There's a bottle of white wine in the refrigerator.

There is a half empty bottle of wine in the fridge.

There's no wine left in that bottle.

Tom filled both glasses with wine.

Tom finished the bottle of wine by himself.

I filled both glasses with wine.

Tom filled his glass with wine.

You know, I'm sorry.

There is little wine left.

There is little wine left.

Madeira is the name of a wine.

The glass is full of wine.

This is your fault.

This is your fault.

That's my fault.

Whose fault is it?

A red wine, please.

It's your fault.

This is my fault.

I'm to blame.

It's your fault.

This is her fault.

This is his fault.

I drank some wine.

It's our fault.