Sentence examples for fiasco of having from inspiring English sources

Enraged by all this mediocrity and mess, and inspired by the fiasco of having to mop up wine on a boat belonging to Rudy's new girlfriend Trudy (Rossellini), Joy is inspired to invent her new mop, and effectively to re-invent herself – as a success.

Enraged by all this mediocrity and mess, and inspired by the fiasco of having to mop up wine on a boat belonging to Rudy's new girlfriend Trudy (Isabella Rossellini), Joy is inspired to invent her new mop, and effectively to re-invent herself – as a success.

Enraged by all this mediocrity and mess, and inspired by the fiasco of having to mop up wine on a boat that belongs to Rudy's new girlfriend, Trudy (Isabella Rossellini), Joy is inspired to invent her new mop, and effectively reinvent herself – as a success.

The Jayson Blair fiasco, of course, had generated pressure on the publisher and top editors to experiment with an ombudsman-like public editor.

He said that the most unsettling part of the whole fiasco was having his pee-hole swabbed at the clinic a treatment he wouldn't wish on his worst enemy.

The fiasco of the failed website has had a big political impact.

Because not only did we have a nutty night of college basketball upsets, with No. 1 Duke being shellacked by Miami and Butler falling victim to a buzzer-beater by LaSalle, the N.C.A.A. was trying (and failing) to make sense of the utter fiasco it had made out of its investigation of Miami.

The government's handling of personal independence payments (Pips) has been "nothing short of a fiasco" that has caused distress to thousands of sick and disabled people, parliament's public spending watchdog has found.

One entree was a fiasco of proportions we haven't experienced at a restaurant in years.

The fiasco of the constitution has demonstrated clearly the growing contempt felt by many voters for the project designed and built by their political masters.

"[There are] many ironies here, but one of them is the fiasco of this rollout has been obscured because of this internecine strife that's been going on in the Republican Party," McCain said.