Sentence examples for a fiasco with from inspiring English sources

It didn't buy her love; and a fiasco with a former housekeeper didn't help.

The fourth attack was a fiasco, with high and heavy clouds over the city and bombs scattered over the countryside.

Labour said the report was evidence the government had failed and had created a "fiasco" with a botched rollout.

An attempt to fly to the province the year before had turned into a fiasco, with flight delays and an inept guide confounding an already truncated schedule.

Experts noted that leaders were working to temper expectations since the overblown promises before Copenhagen nearly ended in a fiasco — with no binding agreement at the end.

But the operation turned into a fiasco, with one officer badly burned and enough evidence left at the scene for investigators to move swiftly against his four accomplices.

In Russia, one K.H.L. game turned into a complete fiasco with a ridiculous brawl that has the former N.H.L. star Jaromir Jagr up in arms.

3) Maxim Tsigalko (S C) Short of a lube fiasco with a ladyboy, there are few more chastening experiences in the mezzanine hours than realising you're still playing Champo and you're up for work in, ooh, 12 minues.

That failure has turned a law enforcement coup into a diplomatic fiasco, with the Administration now trying to repair the damage to drug enforcement efforts.

In "Sentimental Education" the revolution of 1848 is a Parisian fiasco with some grandeur, but in these pages it appears as a provincial circus that is all farce and no tragedy.

In one of the book's devastating segments, she lays out Khrushchev's plan of replacing wheat with corn as the nation's staple grain, which ended in crop failures and the first Soviet-era bread lines, "a cartoonish fiasco with millions of tons of topsoil simply blowing away," she said.