Sentence examples for fiasco to get from inspiring English sources

This isn't the only prom photo fiasco to get national attention.

He no longer requires a few fiascoes to get into the side.

As the prime minister prepared for Brexit talks with the Dutch and Danish governments this week, the business body's director-general, Carolyn Fairbairn, expressed alarm at the direction of government policies following the fiasco of attempts to get companies to list their foreign workers.

Mr Putin seems to have used that fiasco as an excuse to get rid not just of General Kvashnin who commanded an early, failed invasion of Chechnya a decade ago but of three other generals responsible for the Caucasus region, including the deputy head of the FSB, the security agency.In this section Putting out more flags Heads roll at long last A whiter shade of pale?

Watch the feeding "fiasco" as mama tries to get her meal in, while the pups try to get theirs.

After the false dawn of Kyoto and the fiasco of Copenhagen, the world has begun to get its act together.

At the same time they seemed ready, even eager, to push last week's fiasco out of the way, and perhaps to get Coughlin back out of the spotlight.

But even after the health care fiasco, I think there was a window to get more stimulus in the spring of 2010.

Regulatory oversight is bound to get stiffer after this fiasco, and will likely keep lending restrictions and bond ratings very conservative for the next few years.

Throughout the late-night fiasco at NBC, Craig Ferguson has stayed diplomatic, hesitating to get involved.

Why should anyone take Gove seriously when he has failed to get to grips with the GCSE fiasco?