Sentence examples for no fiasco from inspiring English sources
It was no fiasco, of course: The performance was marked by the sharp intelligence and meticulous care for language that have typified his stage work.
There were no fiascoes on the order of Robert Lepage's noisily mechanized "Ring": that director redeemed himself in December, with a coolly hypnotic imagining of Kaija Saariaho's medieval fable "L'Amour de Loin".
The whole no-baggage fiasco was an attempt by Wittenberg to cram more people into the race while reducing congestion at the finish line.
Those on the right have been no kinder: "Fiasco"; "Political Defeat"; "Marine Le Pen: France Becomes a Vacuum Cleaner for Illegal Immigrants".
There would be no Superdome fiasco in New Jersey or New York.
Here's the good news though, ain't no bottom neither!" Fiasco argued that no one race has contributed more to the world than any other.
No revenge, no retribution, no failed surgical strikes on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, no poorly planned bloody fiasco in Iraq, no surges and no insurgencies to surge against; nothing.
The Benghazi fiasco is no longer in the category of "not an issue" for the mainstream media.
No; and the fiasco was worse for its timing.
Unless free traders start countering these arguments, prospects for the new round and for freer trade in general will be poor.Raising the stakesThere is indeed a danger that Seattle will turn out to be a fiasco: no agreement on an agenda, or a half-hearted one that will obviously lead nowhere.
He no longer requires a few fiascoes to get into the side.
