Sentence examples for first fiasco from inspiring English sources

WikiLeaks officials have blamed the Shooters/Australia First fiasco on "administrative errors", for which Mr Assange has claimed responsibility, saying he was distracted by his efforts to help the US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, and by the Bradley Manning trial.

Tyson needs a solid, noncontroversial victory in the wake of his 38-second fiasco against Savarese on June 24.

Although he was without a group for the first time, Fiasco continued to record music.

How ironic was it that Anderson was in the middle of the Nets' fourth-quarter fiasco, working the defensive schemes of the Celtics assistant coach Dick Harter to shackle Kidd in the fourth quarter.

"This is a first-rate fiasco, whichever way you look at it".

It is a first-class fiasco when the prime minister has to say he is "incredibly sorry" for the performance of one of the great offices of state.

Valentine was asked how he felt 18 hours after the ninth-inning fiasco Saturday that never should have happened and that choked the Mets' season, and he performed a verbal dance that would have made a public relations specialist beam.

Such can be the privilege of a poet and prose writer, especially one with ambitions as fearsome and uningratiating as Beckett's; but it is small comfort to anyone in the theatre business, and Schneider was determined that the first-night fiasco of "Godot" was not to be repeated.

He said: "I am surprised to hear that following the eleventh-hour fiasco of their Olympic security contract, G4S have been awarded the contract to carry out electronic tagging of offenders in Scotland.

In the twenty-first century, America's efforts to reengineer societies across the planet are ending up just as badly as its twentieth-century fiasco in Southeast Asia.

Take the China fiasco first.