Sentence examples for serious flop from inspiring English sources

In fact, I think that Scion will be a serious flop.

Sure, all awards shows tend to spin out of control, but little that Gervais did or said helped right the ship, and his last joke smacked of serious flop sweat.

Though there were some serious flops this week, Rebecca Hall's outfit takes the cake.

Though there were some serious flops this week, the worst-dressed award has to go to Sienna Miller.

The closest I get to serious exercise is flopping around at concerts like a lumpy, overeducated flounder.

Its Illum follow-up camera, aimed at more serious photographers, also flopped.

In 1938, even George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart had taken him to be that; they had written one of their worst maudlin "serious" plays (and a flop ) — "The Fabulous Invalid," a cavalcade-of-the-American-theatre sort of play — and had modelled its hero on Welles.

Extensive market testing and a study of dividend yields on a comparable stocks reinforced the convictions among advisers that 330p a share would be good value for money and the best price to aim at for a large flotation; and that a higher price ran the serious risk of a flop on flotation, as occurred with other major IPOs at the time, such as Facebook.

Michael Howard flip flops on every serious issue - he's for the war but would vote against it; he's for lower tax and higher spending.

At Cass Community Social Services in Detroit, she employs dozens of workers who turn old tires – the group's Green Industries division collects about 35,000 discards a year – into $25 flip-flops with some serious tread life.

This apparent flip-flop is a serious breach of trust, according to Tyler, who says he can only conclude that "every utterance on the campaign trail was utterly meaningless from Donald Trump".