Sentence examples for infamous cookie from inspiring English sources
They began in 1992 when Hillary Rodham Clinton got everyone shaking and baking with her infamous cookie comment, discussing working as a lawyer while her husband was governor of Arkansas.
Maybe it all dates back to the infamous cookie comment.
The play opens with a Proustian conceit minus the madeleine: memories can be triggered-not by the taste of that infamous cookie-but by the outfits one wore: Brownie uniform, tutu, prom dress.
Daphna cannot help recalling the infamous Passover incident when Liam sneaked a cookie and turned playfully to his girlfriend at the time and said, "I'm a bad Jew".
In 1963, three decades before Hillary Rodham Clinton's infamous "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas" remark, Mrs. Romney told Time magazine that as Michigan's first lady, she did not "expect to be a society leader holding a series of meaningless teas".
Whether she's dealing Crack Pie, or throwing everything from toffee and pretzels to coffee grounds and potato chips into her best-selling Compost Cookies, Momofuku Milk Bar chef-owner Christina Tosi is infamous for her madcap take on dessert.
And for a politician hardly known for her common touch – recall, if you will, the infamous cookie imbroglio – there's no better evidence that she's completely comfortable than the pictures of her with Smith and Lambe, and the submission she herself signed off on.
Being infamous is not fun.
