Sentence examples for version of a fiasco from inspiring English sources

modern version of a fiasco bottling.

In soccer's version of a gymnastics judging fiasco, the Canadians thought a referee's bizarre decision had turned their possible stunning victory — Canada had not beaten the United States in 11 years — into a stomach-churning defeat.

The original version of Fiasco's track Bitch Bad (from last year's album Food & Liquor II) saw the rapper attempting to stand up to misogyny, while only digging a hole for himself by blaming women for it.

Chairwoman Margaret Hodge called it "nothing short of a fiasco".

A spokesman for the marketing group behind the fragrance deal called it "somewhat of a fiasco".

In the words of one Serb headline, the showing of the film was "a fiasco".

Characters turn up "in the nick of time" and the publication of a history book becomes "a complete fiasco," an event presumably worse than a fiasco of the incomplete variety.

After a fiasco of a presidential election, Bersani resigned.

It was covered with dust, and many expected a fiasco of a race.

Nigeria's recent bout of elections has been a fiasco (see article).

Ahrens described the events of 30 January as "a fiasco".