Sentence examples for say fiasco from inspiring English sources

By Monday, the budget was unravelling faster than you can say fiasco and George Osborne had gone into hiding.

Ms. Mann said Fiasco's version plays differently from others she has experienced".What they've done for me is unify the whole thing," she said.

Ben Brantley, who reviewed it in The New York Times in January when it was playing next door to the fiasco that was Julie Taymor's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," said Fiasco "was addressing and breezily overcoming many of the same problems that appear to be plaguing Ms. Taymor and company".

The day's operations had been a failure, not to say a fiasco.

But he refused to apportion blame, saying the fiasco was "an accumulation of events".

But he agreed with an MP who said the fiasco had been a "humiliating shambles for the company".

Buck Chinn, the chairman of the Aston Villa Shareholders Association, said the fiasco had done little for the club's image.

Emily Mann, the McCarter's artistic director, said that Fiasco's process of creating theater as a group is a bit at odds with the major-theater template.

Mr Hain said the "fiasco" of Gerry Adams' recent detention over the 1972 murder of Belfast mother-of-10 Jean McConvillustratedrathe the "problem of the current vacuum".

Unite national officer Peter Allenson said: "The fiasco at the Olympics caused by G4S was a warning of the potential disastrous consequences of privatising parts of the police.

Helen Mary Jones, Plaid AM for Mid and West Wales, said: "This fiasco has caused retirement plans to be shattered and women who have planned and saved for their retirement are living on dwindling limited savings until they reach their new State Pension Age when the only income they will have left will be their State Pension.