Sentence examples for and fiasco from inspiring English sources

"We cannot compensate for the American failure and fiasco in Iraq...

"When Raleigh stepped in, this untested optimism had been sorely tested by disaster and fiasco and death," Lane said.

From the Child Support Agency to tax credits, it has given a whole new dimension to the words "blunder" and "fiasco".

This Los Angeles duo will celebrate the release of their first full-length album, "Nouns" (Sub Pop), with High Places and Fiasco.

Sure, there may be other, subtler explanations for humanity's reliable tendency towards wrongness and fiasco, but I can't be bothered to think of any.

Now is the moment to acknowledge that the 62-year history of Israel, like the history of the Jewish people and of the human race, has been from the beginning a record of glory and fiasco, triumph and error, greatness and meanness, charity and crime.

As a result, there is plenty of room on voting days for local variations and fiascos, and just occasionally for chicanery.

Bolstered by deep research into government documents and press accounts, "Freedom's Detective" paints an illuminating portrait of Whitley, an intriguing representative of Reconstruction's feats and fiascos.

There have been disasters and fiascos along the way (Vietnam), but in 2006, not many would say the strategic policy was wrong.

The Administration wants to avoid initiatives by freelancing politicians and fiascos like the abortive secret mission to Teheran conducted during the Reagan Administration.

Exercise takes a back burner among holiday festivities and fiascos.