Sentence examples for earned notoriety from inspiring English sources

He earned notoriety by savagely ridiculing and bullying the defendants.

But the humble bike has also now earned notoriety in India as a terrorist's packhorse.

Three years earlier, Leathers had earned notoriety as Anthony Weiner's most famous sexting partner.

He also earned notoriety as a critic, and Mr Ackroyd has found some of his best insults.

In 1838 he won a scholarship to study in Paris, where he earned notoriety as a polemicist and radical journalist.

Philip Kaplan earned notoriety and profit a decade ago with a site that chronicled the implosion of the Internet bubble.

0300 0680300 Mentioned in the Domesday Book, Wayland Wood had to wait until the 16th century to earn notoriety.

Even before earning notoriety as the architect of Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1982, Mr Sharon had established himself as a superhawk.

In his youth, as Duke de Lauzun, he dissipated his fortune, traveling about Europe and earning notoriety for his gallantry and success with women.

Belmokhtar would later earn notoriety as the Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb leader behind the In Amenas hostage crisis in Algeria, in which 38 oil and gas workers were killed last month.

The mercenary firm Blackwater, renamed XE and then Academi (after earning notoriety in the killing of seventeen Iraqis in Baghdad's Nisour Square, in 2007), has effectively become an action arm of the C.I.A., its personnel loading the missiles on the drones that are fired at presumed terrorists based on White House decisions.