Sentence examples for create notoriety from inspiring English sources

As officials reminded Wampler in court, her contract forbade "any act that will or may create notoriety, bring Cheerleader into public disrepute, or reflect adversely on Club or its sponsors" – and insisted that said behaviour should be "in accordance with socially acceptable mores and conventions".

Forget that creating notoriety is the whole point of being a cheerleader.

It created notoriety for the film's star, Linda Lovelace, and turned Harry Reems into 'a celebrity's celebrity'.

The magazine's aggressive approach to investigations -- an article on the meat-packing industry suggested that the workers were in almost as much danger as the cows -- has created notoriety and notice.

A good nickname creates notoriety and gets people talking, says the FBI's Laura Eimiller.

Gerstl's grisly demise failed to create any sort of notoriety, but this desperate young man probably had no grand plans for posthumous fame — he destroyed many of his papers.

If your show is a success, use any fame or notoriety to create opportunity for those around you, and charities.

This Afterle originally appeared on VICE US.

That helped create a little bit of notoriety and we used to get written up in the local paper.

The twins' enduring notoriety has helped to create a thriving market in Kray-related memorabilia.

In an age where every pot and pan has a famous chef's face plastered on the box, it's reassuring to know that a specialized artisan can create an amazing product and gain notoriety for it.