Sentence examples for a fiasco that from inspiring English sources
It was a fiasco that extended beyond Minnesota.
I kept thinking about a fiasco that had occurred not far from Mahajanga in the nineteen-nineties.
Example: the Clippers, who can't even fire Mike Dunleavy as their coach and general manager without it becoming a fiasco that now includes them suing Dunleavy.
That distinction belongs to their flop on Thursday night against the Denver Broncos, a fiasco that left the Jets panting and wheezing — and not because of the altitude.
Since 1994, when the Clinton health care plan imploded in a fiasco that cost the party control of Congress, Democrats have been too scared to think big again.
"If you've ever seen a young heifer get bred too soon, you know what a fiasco that is, which is why I think teen-agers should have access to abortion.
US Airways is looking for volunteers within its labor force to help employees scheduled to work at Philadelphia's airport over the New Year's weekend in order to avoid a repeat of a Christmas fiasco that left the airline with too few workers to fly its planes and process baggage.
A year after dealing with a hazing fiasco that involved wide receiver Dez Bryant, in which he refused to carry shoulder pads when veteran receiver Roy Williams told him to, Garrett banned rookie hazing before his first full season as head coach.
More recent figures are not available because AFC has not filed its annual report for 2002, a result of an accounting fiasco that is expected to force it to lower its reported earnings for 2000 and 2001.
With mountains of fresh detail on the war's planning and progress, and judicious analysis, "Cobra II", named after the invasion's code-name, will be hard to improve upon.The authors also argue that America's bad policies have turned the occupation of Iraq into a fiasco a fiasco that was not inevitable.
Far from being isolated examples, the Wisconsin schools and New York's transportation system are among the many players in a financial fiasco that has ricocheted globally.
