Sentence examples for fiasco you from inspiring English sources
After the waste fiasco, you would have thought that the council had learned its lesson, but it appears not.
For Fiasco, you see, the necessity of telling a story, which would appear be what these talented artists live for, is an especially fecund mother of invention.
After Taylor Swift's "Starbucks lovers" lyric fiasco, you would think pop-stars would learn to pronounce their words properly - it seems not.
I don't think I would have thought about it so much if we hadn't had the whole cathedral fiasco, you know, St Paul's cathedral closing, the tents outside.
Like the Bancrofts in the Dow Jones fiasco, you were asking the only person interested in buying your company to bid against himself.
— The Editors In "Fiasco" you write: "When I was fourteen and a half, through a conjunction of infinitely inane circumstances, I found myself looking down the barrel of a loaded machine gun for half an hour".
But if you can forgive Microsoft for foisting a six-minute Usher fiasco upon you, you will see that the Xbox 360 really is winning the living room wars for a reason: Like the iPad in the tablet wars, Microsoft is galloping out in front of its competitors in terms of device quality.
Given the record of old school public sector IT projects, many of them multi-billion pound fiascos, you can see their point.
Call Shoreham a fiasco, if you will.
"The whole day turns into a fiasco because you're driving here and driving there.
"Prescription for Confusion" (editorial, Dec. 28) correctly observes that doctors, as well as drug companies and the Food and Drug Administration, share responsibility for the pain medication fiasco, but you do not sufficiently emphasize the role of marketing.
