Sentence examples for real fiasco from inspiring English sources
"This could be a real fiasco," he said.
"I hope Bell Pottinger learns from the real fiasco that was Charlotte Beers' campaign," said a London Business School professor, Patrick Barwise.
But the real fiasco is not the computer glitch, or the fact that you have to pay by Visa, but the way in which tickets are to be allocated.
"It's a real fiasco," Masi said this week.
We see an artist of wild highs and lows, of black comedy, cheap jokes, unspeakable actions, dry formalism and some real fiascoes -- the mark of an artist risking failure, a good sign.
We see a career of wild highs and lows, of black comedy, cheap jokes, dry formalism and some real fiascos, the mark of an artist risking failure, a good sign.
That split was evident in many of the most hysterical rows over NI coverage, such as the filming of IRA operatives who staged road blocks in Carrickmore in 1979 and the Real Lives fiasco in 1985.
We had some laughs (such as when I became the first person after the year 1999 to publicly perform the Macarena) and we had our fair bit of controversy the Blizzard Real ID fiasco was a particularly dicey situation but the most important thing is that I helped you waste a few minutes of your day while fiddling about on the Internet.
I don't know if Windows 8 will be a real-world fiasco on the desktop – Microsoft is asking its PC users to make major changes in the way they interact with their computers – but as a phone and tablet interface, it has enormous promise.
The real problem is that Fiasco himself is not so much a character as an endlessly shifting symbol: at different times, he represents the lost memories, dreams and ideals of both the prisoners and the nation itself.
Speaking during an Opposition Day debate in the Commons, Ms Cooper said the real reason for the "fiasco" was that the number of employees manning the border had been cut by 1,500, making it impossible for staff to carry out advanced checks and keep queues down at the same time.
