fiasco

The fiasco in Iraq is only part of the story.

Her most recent television series in 1986 was a fiasco.

The role of race in the present fiasco is anything but clear.

But too many people had already died in this fiasco.

I looked around for some way out of this fiasco.

The mission seemed to be a fiasco at every level.

The dinner party had been a private and public fiasco.

The trip north was from the start a near fiasco.

We have completely lost our way with this fiasco in Iraq.

The President was told to choose between a deal or a fiasco.

I find the current debate to be nothing more than a fiasco.

But the new year has begun with one fiasco after another.

Who in future would pay their prices after a fiasco like that?

At that point, the season turned into a complete fiasco.

Although he was without a group for the first time, Fiasco continued to record music.

This may be the best choice they made in the whole fiasco.

One thing leads to another and a military fiasco results.

"All we have to do is look back a month ago to the school bus fiasco."

A great deal has already been said about the reasons for this fiasco.

Second, the whole fiasco was the best thing that could have happened to the firm.

"I understand you and your partner were in on the fiasco last night."

Several Western officials said the planning has been a fiasco.

From the British point of view, the battle was a fiasco.

Outside, all the other patients laugh at the whole fiasco.

How do you pick yourself up after a fiasco like that?