Examples of using A fiasco in English and their translations into Polish
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There's a difference between a failure As somebody once said, and a fiasco.
This entire idea has been a fiasco.
There's a difference between a failure As somebody once said, and a fiasco.
As somebody once said… and a fiasco. there's a difference between a failure.
As somebody once said… and a fiasco. there's a difference between a failure.
You're such a fiasco!
If Hunt goes public, ill be a fiasco for the C.I.A.
A fiasco is a folktale told to others… that makes other people feel more alive… because it didn't happen to them.
Rossi suffered a fiasco in 1835, after which he left Naples for Mexico, then Cuba.
Anyone can have a fiasco now and then,
However, a fiasco does not have to be a disaster- sometimes you have to draw good conclusions from a fiasco and see what really caused it.
That makes other people feel more alive… because it didn't happen to them. A fiasco is a folktale told to others.
What a fiasco. The pizza would be here in 30 minutes
The sensor LBCAST was a fiasco that did little to enhance the reputation of Nikon in terms of sensor quality.
Note that not so long ago was a fiasco project planned building gambling complex called"Evrovegas" in the municipal center of Madrid autonomy.
are the best days of the year quickly became a fiasco”, so the experience of Gabriele Beuder, behind Seamonster.
Currently, representatives of all parliamentary groups are speaking about a fiasco of this politics, reminding the Minister of Foreign Affairs Radoslaw Sikorski of his too conciliatory politics towards Lithuania
Those are a fiasco.
This case is a fiasco.
The party was a fiasco.