Sentence examples for there was a debacle from inspiring English sources
Then there was a debacle with The Journalists, which ended up with me suing the RSC, who had commissioned it, after the actors refused to perform it".
Last week, there was a debacle in which JP Morgan welcomed career questions for one of its top bankers by asking Twitter users to send queries with the #AskJPM hashtag.
After contemplating the sheer genius of both the cinematography and the cast, I realized there was a debacle at hand -- no, I'm not talking about Rhoda attempting to find her medal.
There's a debacle going on in our schools that no one is talking about – especially not the government.
When Alastair Cook let slip that Jonny Bairstow would retain his place for the fifth Test, and said it was "possible" there would be three debutants in the side after the Melbourne debacle, there was a hint that a refreshing breeze of change was about to sweep through English cricket.
Trade is one area in which the Bush administration is right and the Democrats are wrong; but there was a real risk that the 1999 debacle in Seattle, where an attempt to start a new round of negotiations collapsed in disarray, would be repeated this year.
Even before this debacle with Arpaio, there was a supposed rumor coming out of the White House stating that the President was exploring options on how pardoning himself would work.
Nigel Dodds, DUP, said there was "enormous sympathy" at Westminster for the DUP and Mark Durkan of the SDLP said there had been a "debacle all round" in terms of how the situation had been handled.
Foyle SDLP MP Mark Durkan said there had been a "debacle" in terms of how the election debates had been handled.
