Sentence examples for planned fiasco from inspiring English sources
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a bit hoary, too — it's an intricately planned fiasco in which doors slam, cues go haywire, actors get bonked on the head and fall through windows, and every inch of the musty drawing-room set (by Nigel Hook) is destined to come crashing down.
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.
This latest military planning fiasco seems yet another example of the Pentagon's damaging insistence that American ground forces make do with fewer troops and lighter equipment than they really need to carry out the mission they have been assigned in Iraq.
But once Mr. Scheijen has recorded that the "Sleeping Princess" was a fiasco (planned as a long-running blockbuster, it closed after only 107 performances, leaving Diaghilev with astronomical debts), he never mentions Petipa or Spessivtseva again.
Twelve days had passed since the Plan B fiasco.
10.30am: Diane James, a Ukip MEP candidate, speaks on housebuilding and "the national planning policy fiasco".
Congressional hearings are planned, to try to apportion blame for the fiasco.
Tells about the fiasco of the entertainment the Key West people planned for the Florida Convention of the American Legion.
The race turned into a fiasco after only 45 minutes and 24 of the planned 70 laps, when it was finally stopped for a break of 2 hours and 5 minutes.
The larger question is how much the fiasco surrounding the cancellation of the race, which included planned protests, online petitions and criticism from local politicians, damaged the Road Runners brand.
The last minute price increase came on the heels of the Rio Tinto fiasco earlier this month, in which Rio spurned another Chinese company, Chinalco, that had planned to invest $19.5 billion in Rio.
