Sentence examples for huge farce from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Morgan Tsvangirai, Mugabe's comparatively youthful rival (he is sixty-one), called the election "a huge farce".

HARARE, Zimbabwe — Morgan Tsvangirai, the challenger to Zimbabwe's longtime president, Robert Mugabe, asserted Thursday that the country's presidential election had been a "huge farce" and called upon international observers to investigate what he described as widespread irregularities.

"Our conclusion is that this has been a huge farce.

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed the poll as a "huge farce".

Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed Wednesday's election as a "huge farce" and its outcome as "null and void".

President Robert Mugabe's party is claiming victory in the election, which has been dismissed by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai as a "huge farce".

The FARC called the move a "farce".

Rix also ran repertory companies and presented more than 90 farces on television in the 1960s – to huge audiences – starring the big names of the day, such as Dora Bryan, Sid James, Sheila Hancock and John Le Mesurier.

The spinoff drama from this is that the mess Petrino left at Arkansas led that institution to try to woo Les Miles away from Louisiana State, a bit of farce that ended in Miles's signing a huge contract extension at L.S.U.

Unite union's national officer, Ian Tonks said: "Calls to boost Moya Greene's huge salary even further is proof the rushed privatisation of Royal Mail is descending into a farce.

The Unite union is already warming up for a fight, national officer, IanTonks, saying yesterday: "Calls to boost Moya Greene's huge salary even further is more proof that the rushed privatisation of Royal Mail is descending into a farce.