Sentence examples for proved a fiasco from inspiring English sources
The operation, which proved a fiasco, has assumed special significance in Australia.
The 1986 Financial Services Act was rushed through parliament, but proved a fiasco in practice.
Just prior to forming Goldfrapp with Gregory in 1999, an especially skint Alison was tempted by the offer of four days session work in Italy, but the trip proved a fiasco.
The lengthy offshore berms on which Louisiana's governor Bobby Jindal and other local politicians insisted proved a costly fiasco.
Edward Leigh, the Tory chairman of the Commons public accounts committee, said: "This report also shows that the first attempt to sell the dome proved a complete fiasco.
Nivelle's own offensive in Champagne, launched on April 16 on the Aisne front from Vailly eastward toward Craonne and Reims, proved to be a fiasco.
Years later, the project proved to be a fiasco, leaving a trail of death that includes locals, policemen, and criminals in its wake.
Radical right opposition party Jobbik said the referendum was "a fiasco" and called on Orban to resign if the vote proves invalid.
This has already proved to be an expensive fiasco.
