Sentence examples for the flop that from inspiring English sources

Because should the Giants not go to the playoffs, this year will be remembered as simply the flop that followed last year.

And here he is, wheeling himself and his crew of similarly unhirable D-list actors back on to the deck of the Enterprise for what they must have imagined (considering the flop that was Star Trek: The Motion Picture) would be one last voyage.

Although Fellini's biographer John Baxter suggests the director saw an alliance with De Laurentiis - then the king of commercial Italian cinema - as an unholy, dangerous partnership, De Laurentiis is certainly speaking the truth that no one else was prepared to support Fellini, who was coming off the flop that was the small-time swindler yarn Il Bidone.

Actually it was probably RIM that "leaked" all the info in an effort to save face from the flop that is the original Storm.

1980 saw the flop that broke a studio.

These feats made Eisenhower's post-Sputnik years not the flop that critics alleged but a time of remarkable progress, even as he endured the setbacks of recession, medical illness, and a humiliating first U.S. attempt to launch a satellite.

(Here, we only give a rough estimation of the FLOPs that is needed for the processing of the BFFBP algorithm, and the computational burden may be different in different bistatic SAR configurations.

It came in second after CBS's "Still Standing" and "Listen Up," a big improvement over the flops that ABC has had in the same slot this season, like Mark Cuban's disastrous "Benefactor".

After the massive flop that was the 2013 TIFF opening night film, the Julian Assange biopic The Fifth Estate, it's easy to see why festival organisers wanted this year's opening night film to be a crowd pleaser.

If Jupiter Ascending was the $200 million flop that broke the proverbial animal's back, the Wachowskis' previous effort had already hobbled the camel.

The current national tour of "Seussical" is the latest road company to experience a peculiar theatrical phenomenon: the Broadway flop that becomes a moneymaker on the road.