Sentence examples for becomes notorious from inspiring English sources

In Hitchcock's version, Hannay swiftly becomes notorious after the press reports the murder in his flat.

If Patti sues, the movie becomes notorious, and crowds will line up to see it.

Describing the trial as a relatively routine case of driving without due care and attention, prosecutor Stephen Poole added: "Why it becomes notorious is because the suspect went home and tweeted.

Amory Clay, the protagonist, is a typical Boyd heroine: beautiful, a photographer in Weimar Berlin who becomes notorious for taking pictures of naked prostitutes, fiercely independent, with a fondness for good-looking and intelligent men, preferably in uniform.

But while not every idea is a winner, you don't want to be the person who becomes notorious for automatically dumping on every single idea in a brainstorming session or planning meeting.

This comment became notorious.

"I think I've become notorious".

These forces became notorious for their lawlessness.

The diagramed deal has become notorious.

The arbitrator's decision has become notorious.

Seseña, a development near Madrid (pictured) has become notorious.