Sentence examples for infamous event from inspiring English sources

The most infamous event at Beidaihe involved Lin Biao, a Communist marshal whom Mao accused of plotting a coup.

The students had just researched and drawn murals to illustrate an infamous event that took place a century ago in Bisbee, Arizona.

In 1968, West attended an infamous event at the University of Vienna that featured the artist Gunter Brus stripping naked, cutting himself with a razor, smearing himself with excrement, and masturbating while singing the Austrian National Anthem.

Alabama only admitted its first black students in 1963 in highly controversial circumstances; even the governor of the state at the time, George C Wallace protested the enrolment, in an infamous event now known as the 'Stand in the Schoolhouse Door'.

But undoubtedly the most infamous event of the long-standing footballing rivalry took place in the early eighties.

By contrast, the 1972 break-in at the DNC's Watergate office (an infamous event thereafter known as 'Watergate-Gate'), eventually took down Richard Nixon.

Before he launched the Church of 8 party, one of Miles' most infamous events was Friday Night Skate, which came about because of the earthquake of 1989.

The infamous events in South Africa were revisited in Saint-Denis, if only to offer a contrast with the newfound spirit of unity and harmony that has eased the hosts through to this stage.

"The loss was one of the most infamous events of the First World War".

Are you attending one of these infamous events tonight or in the coming days?

Mirowski's widow, Anna, died on Sept. 11, 2001 not from the day's infamous events but because of foot-ulcer complications for which the diabetic 73-year-old had been hospitalized.