Sentence examples for fiasco in which from inspiring English sources

Or the 2012 fiasco, in which the Yankees disappeared?

Organizers were embarrassed by a ticket fiasco in which 500,000 of the best seats were withheld for corporate bigwigs.

For Paul Downton, the World Cup fiasco, in which England were eliminated before the knockout stages, was the final straw.

It is the latest in a string of noncompetitive events, led by the badminton fiasco in which four doubles teams were disqualified.

Dearlove left MI6 a long time ago – in 2004, as the truth of the Iraq WMD intelligence fiasco, in which he was deeply embroiled, began to unfold.

The result was the Iran-Contra fiasco, in which Oliver North, a rogue NSC official, illegally diverted money from secret arms sales to Iran to the right-wing Nicaraguan contras.

The last minute price increase came on the heels of the Rio Tinto fiasco earlier this month, in which Rio spurned another Chinese company, Chinalco, that had planned to invest $19.5 billion in Rio.

Everyone else had been scared off by Montreal's Olympics fiasco in 1976, which left citizens with a $1.5 billion debt that took decades to pay off.

(The best mess ever, and the one that really made Flushing, may have been the McEnroe-Nastase fiasco in 1979, which, despite featuring two of the best pairs of hands in the history of the game, devolved into pro wrestling).

In Florida, for example, Governor Jeb Bush (the president's brother) suspended executions after a fiasco last December in which the executioner missed a vein and pumped the drugs into muscle.

Let's prevent this musical injustice now!" Of course this could all be one big mocking laugh at the annual fiasco over headliners, in which case kudos to you Felicity for highlighting how silly it all is.