Sentence examples for fiasco of a from inspiring English sources

After a fiasco of a presidential election, Bersani resigned.

It was covered with dust, and many expected a fiasco of a race.

"The end of the quarter turned into a fiasco of a totally different nature, and that is the unknown".

Gail Collins nails it in her analysis of the latest fiasco of a public speech by the most powerful person in the world (chills).

To no avail: after false leads, and the fiasco of a failed unilateral visit by a French parliamentarian, the two hostages have still not been set free.This failure has not only shaken France.

I just couldn't imagine what I was supposed to be repenting for now, except the noble intention of making up to my children for our last fiasco of a vacation.

Without it, Japan's government risks the biggest cleanup fiasco of all: a decontamination effort that carries huge financial and environmental costs but still fails to convince Fukushima residents that their homes, farms, and forests are safe once again.

But this fiasco of an inquiry suggests that the Home Office, at least, remains in denial.

Rahn did not figure in the first and third German games, but scored in the fiasco of an 8-3 defeat by Hungary.

Three days after the fiasco of an ending to the Mets' 2007 season, Beltrán had surgery on the patellar tendon of both knees.

West Indies has hung on since, through the fiasco of an abandoned match at North Sound, Antigua, where the bowlers' run-ups were unsafe, the cliffhanger in the hastily arranged replacement match at St John's, Antigua, a high-scoring draw in Barbados and now Ramdin's series-clinching vigil.