lay something at the door of something
lay something at somebody's door

The cost of removal and replacement lies at their door.

That murder lies at the Hound's door, him and the cruel woman he serves.

There were two dead men lying at her door.

Upon returning home without her, he finds a young woman lying at his door, who had drunk acid in order to kill herself.

I don't know how many wrecked lives and suicides lie at his door and it doesn't matter any more.

However, we do need, of course, to understand that the problem now lies at our door.

There is no doubt whatsoever that most of the blame lies at their door.

The fact that several thousand deaths will lie at his door won't even cross his mind.

Go and pack at once, unless you wish my death to lie at your door.

The responsibility for her death doesn't lie at your door.