Sentence examples for with a fiasco from inspiring English sources

"Good morning, my Assistant Treasurer," said Botticelli, coming forward with a fiasco in each hand.

"We're going to have to come up with a fiasco index for a state like New York that messes up a lot of people's lives," a spokesman says.

Waco, along with a fiasco the prior year at a white separatist compound at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, put the FBI on the defensive.

"We're going to have to come up with a fiasco index for a state like New York that messes up a lot of people's lives for no reason," he said.

Ferguson calls the first meeting with Raiola a "fiasco", writing: "He [Raiola] and I were like oil and water.

It's just that everything that has to do with talking is a fiasco.

As a result, Lesnar's match with Goldberg became a fiasco as the fans at Madison Square Garden jeered and heckled both wrestlers vociferously.

The full spectrum of angst was apparent in the newspapers, with commentators queuing up to denounce what was described by several as a "fiasco", with one, Yediot Ahronot's Sever Plocker calling on the Defence Minister, Ehud Barak, to resign.

It didn't buy her love; and a fiasco with a former housekeeper didn't help.

Labour said the report was evidence the government had failed and had created a "fiasco" with a botched rollout.

The fourth attack was a fiasco, with high and heavy clouds over the city and bombs scattered over the countryside.