Sentence examples for bit infamous from inspiring English sources

DiPaolo told Yahoo that she became "a bit infamous" for fighting her school administration on its dress code. .

"Cleopatra" — and the Taylor-Burton scandal that became every bit as infamous — is also a rich and somewhat mysterious slice of jewelry history.

Last night on "Conan," comedy duo "Key & Peele" brought back a second round of their infamous bit making fun of the increasingly ridiculous names of NFL players.

An infamous bit of political Americana went on the block today, with an online auction site offering to the public 3,055 of Palm Beach County's Votomatic voting machines and the "butterfly ballots" that prompted accusations of misdirected voting in last year's presidential election.

2.12am: And we reach our level: "Monty Python did that infamous bit about pit stops in their "incontinence marathon" sketch, where the lead keeps changing every few seconds as runner after runner went off into the bushes for a wizz," nostalges Brian Gibson, who is from Canada, but is in a hostel in Cardiff at the moment.

Back in 1989, Simpson pleaded no contest to physically abusing his ex-wife ― another infamous bit of his past that Cron said was not relevant to the parole board.

Editor Zebrazilla starts with the retrowave/outrun heater "Pursuit" by Stilz (who seemed to give his blessing by popping up in the YouTube comments section) and then mixes in cut-up bits of Jones' infamous "I'm a human" rant.

If all of this is starting to sound a bit like Facebook's infamous Beacon project, it shouldn't be too surprising — from what we've heard a key part of these new Facebook features is to provide Beacon-like functionality in terms of auto-populating News Feed stories based around intent and actions.

As soon as the film reached the end and the credits started to roll, I would rewind to my favourite bits, back to the infamous "nobody puts Baby in a corner" line and that finale dance sequence on stage.

The relevant bits of the refugee convention were removed from the Migration Act in the infamous December 2014 amendments and replaced by a definition of "refugee" narrower than that in the convention.

The little fella adds a bit of glamour to the infamous roll-call of prizefighters that have fought inside the grubby east London retreat.