Sentence examples for a notorious one from inspiring English sources

Apparently his coworker Jessica is a notorious one, and he's a little concerned as to what he might find on the carpet.

The history of New York construction has frequently been a notorious one.

The speech is a notorious one for drying and it's in blank verse.

Mokhtar Belmoktar, a notorious one-eyed Algerian militant, heads the group.

Wodehouse's case, wrote the director of public prosecutions in 1945, was "a very notorious one, and I think that there might be strong public feeling if he is allowed to come back to this country and to the advantages of British citizenship here without any action being taken about him".

An ordinary life can be as meaningful as a celebrated or notorious one, especially when its familiar trappings — marriage, children — are themselves still new to the people he is writing about.

They include "Love to watch those great legs running" and the more notorious one involving a ruler.

For a variety of reasons, when "The Notorious" one is involved, this isn't the way things play out.

There were only two options – "white" or "coloured" – and, according to the notorious "one drop" rule, a single non-white ancestor in your family tree made you "coloured".

(Eliot will have known that Kyd was a notorious atheist, one of Marlowe's School of Night).

On their honeymoon, which they spend in a borrowed cottage at the seashore, the wife, falling into conversation with a neighbor in the grocery store, learns that various people around the little community believe that her husband is actually a notorious murderer, one of the kind who habitually drown their wives in the bathtub and collect their insurance.