Sentence examples for fiasco into from inspiring English sources

Only then would the community try to turn the fiasco into an opportunity to educate.

A bit dismaying, then, to find that Money, the television drama, had compressed this inaugural fiasco into a flaccid anti-climax.

Besides, Miliband will not be bullied into letting the other side select his team, so Andy Burnham stays, despite the all-out assault on him by Jeremy Hunt trying to turn the Tories' NHS fiasco into Burnham's fault.

The six years of that government were remarkable not just for the huge social agenda – the formation of the NHS and welfare state – but also for foreign policy challenges that put the present Brexit fiasco into perspective.

Instead of fixing Cyprus's problems, a tough rescue package for the Mediterranean nation has helped turn what began as a banking fiasco into a deep slump across an economy that, according to forecasts by the International Monetary Fund, will shrink by 9 percent this year and 4 percent next year.

Put the phrase "exam fiasco" into Google and there are 25,000 answers, the two words inseparably linked.

When you see those kinds of figures, it would appear that the passport fiasco pales into insignificance.

I recognized Desirée Rogers sitting a few rows away, but a former White House official who resigned under pressure after a State Dinner fiasco falls into an altogether different category of fame.

QUESTION FROM JOSH P.: How does the Eric Massa fiasco play into Patterson's predicament, if at all? LAUREN COLLINS: "Harlem," or the idea of it — think of it as a state of mind, more than a place — is part of what's helping Paterson hang on.

As the Cambridge Analytica fiasco threw into sharp relief, that hasn't always been the case.

Ultimately, it's obvious that whatever particular freshness Fiasco brings to their Into the Woods, it's at the service of Sondheim and Lapine's creation – which some would say shines through more brightly in this mode than ever.