Sentence examples for fiasco to run from inspiring English sources

First Group, which famously lost out to Virgin in the franchising fiasco to run the west coast mainline, has promised to undercut its rival with average fares of less than £25, free Wi-Fi and on-board catering, in a single-class space inspired by budget airlines.

What EMI needs now is exactly what it needed before its latest merger fiasco: to lure good people to run its labels in America in order to attract more stars precisely the sort of thing that is so hard to do when the future is uncertain.

The fiasco, revealed after First Group won the contract to run the line instead of Virgin Trains, could end up costing the government up to £100m, while the financial audit would not have cost more than £1m.

Johnson, like many of the Jets, was stunned at the way Groh was hired via the Bill Belichick fiasco, and Johnson, like many of the Jets, is curious and doubtful if Groh has the right stuff to run the entire club.

That prompted Lupe Fiasco to leap to Lamar's defence.

Then, logically, Banks compared Fiasco to a foodstuff.

Still, it took the Intel fiasco to bring changes to International Rectifier.

GM critics, however, have pounced on the fiasco to cast doubt on the report's conclusions.

O'Reilly took Fiasco to task for the comments.

It may be too late to enthuse young people and those turned off by what they see as another political fiasco run by people so distant from their own experience.

It was quite a fiasco seeing everyone run around, you should of seen how freaked out some of the girls were over a little squirrel".