Sentence examples for from the fiasco from inspiring English sources

Politicians last week showed no sign of having learned from the fiasco.

But while many institutional traders managed to profit from the fiasco, individual investors did not fare as well.

Spelman has failed to recover from the fiasco of plans to sell off parts of the national forest.

Spelman has failed to recover from the fiasco of plans to sell of parts of the national forest.

Today's actions by the EU shows that the union has learnt from the fiasco of Austria's 2000 boycott.

But G4S, down 1.9p to 244.1p, continued to suffer from the fiasco surrounding its London Olympics contract, when it failed to provide enough security staff for the games.

The marquee trio gave a necessary fillip of excitement and positive new coverage to a league still reeling from the fiascos of the Gold Coast United and North Queensland Fury days; remember those?

I recognise the BBC has had a very good year on screen - apart from the fiascos behind the scenes, which may continue in future years as budgets are cut.

Did Kiefer's departure from the gallery, a few years later, stem from his grumpiness at the fiasco?

In a virtual rerun of the fiasco from last year, workers were forced to use the old-fashioned "block-and-spike" method to manually set switches with mallets.

In "Air Force One" (1997), at 10, Harrison Ford is President James Marshall, a brave and decent commander in chief whose plane is hijacked by a Russian terrorist (Gary Oldman) while the White House staff tries to manage the fiasco from the ground.