Sentence examples for fiasco as from inspiring English sources

It was a fiasco, as could easily have been predicted.

8.30pm / 1.30am: Cornel gives a shout out to Lupe Fiasco, as well as to "Kanye and the other folk".

By 1985 losses from the silver fiasco, as well as the slumping oil and sugar-refining business, had reduced the family wealth by possibly one-third.

Lupe Fiasco, as well as photographers Jimmy Chin and Michael Muller, and many.

The choices today are infinitely better than the fiasco, as the basket-clothed bottle is known.

If they're smart, Buffett and his shareholders will view this fiasco as a wake-up call.

Years ago Renaud Camus wrote a book called Tricks, which astonished everyone because he was determined to record his fiascos as often as his triumphs.

He said Sweden had adopted Napoleon's principle to "get stuck in and then we'll see" without thinking about where it would end, opting to drag out the "fiasco" for as long as possible.

The nature of the comments is juvenile and misogynistic, the likes of which the BBC has recently become associated following the Brand-Rossgate fiasco, yet as long as the Beeb remains silent it tacitly condones anti-lesbian hatred.

It's a tradition that goes back as far as the Edsel and includes such legendary fiascos as the AMC Pacer and the Yugo.

Expect more of the west coast mainline contracting-type fiascos as capability is lost just when civil servants need to be canny enough to outwit the gigantic corporations contracting so much.