Sentence examples for Total debacle from inspiring English sources

The fact that the half-time show seemed to be a total debacle clearly helped Twitter, as everyone went to their phones to make fun of the spectacle.

When Sanders voted for the House version of the CFMA in October 2000, the bill was not yet a total debacle for Wall Street accountability advocates.

What is saving us from a total economic debacle?

It wanted to avenge the US humiliation in Vietnam and celebrate a total Communist debacle in Kabul--no matter how many Afghan lives it would cost.

Peter King of Sports Illustrated described the game as a total, absolute, utter debacle for Romo: With a minute to go and the score tied, only the Lord knows what Romo was looking at.

"Ruinous", "disastrous", "a total write-off", "a debacle like the old days," "the year's worst".

Facing MPs alongside Rutnam at the select committee, the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, admitted that "things went very badly wrong" and that the total cost of the debacle would rise far beyond the £40m already earmarked to compensate bidders.

Everest, which underwrites property and casualty reinsurance, estimates that its losses associated with the Enron debacle will total $25 million, and losses from Sept. 11 will add up to $75 million.

Here's what Bennett had to say: "His Total QBR in the Week 8 Lions debacle was 3.4 (56.8 traditional passer rating helped by his meaningless TD when trailing 45-3).

Treasury documents released today under the Freedom of Information Act reveal that the total cost of the "Black Wednesday" economic debacle of 1992 may only have been £3.3bn, rather than the £13-27bn previously estimated.

Buckles, who quit in the wake of a recent profit warning despite having survived the initial fallout from the London Games debacle, will leave with a total financial package worth about £16m.