Sentence examples for fiasco I from inspiring English sources

How do you avoid a repeat of the recent dividend fiasco, i.e., so many of the steady and high dividend payers were the financial stocks?

Some years after the great "Redhead" fiasco, I decided to marry.

"After having just gone through the math fiasco, I don't accept any test on face value any more," he said.

After that fiasco, I sent Direct TV a nasty tweet, and it corrected its guide listings for the next night's overnight programming.

But even after the health care fiasco, I think there was a window to get more stimulus in the spring of 2010.

(Months after my great guinea-fowl fiasco, I came out one morning to find Prince Charles, the male of the lost flock, back at my coop.

Arriving there in late June after a 24-hour-plus international bus odyssey, followed by a four-bus local near-fiasco I made my way to the place that I would be staying in Kadikoy, on the Asian side of the Bosporus Strait, far from tourist land.

Of all Cameron's misconceived policies, U-turns and fiascos, I find this the most revealing, because it speaks volumes about his attitude to the job and suggests a fundamental misunderstanding of the brief.

I knew that I had lost ground with the contacts fiasco, but I thought I scored points at dinner with my jokes.

But I couldn't watch most of the Super Bowl and I didn't have a reaction to the whole halftime fiasco because I had to go to bed and be ready for the continuing war the next day.

The overcooked car-confusion thing aside, and the travelator fiasco (though I do like Pete and Jenny's son's "when travelators attack" comment), I'm enjoying this reunion.