Sentence examples for infamous free from inspiring English sources
Off to our left was the great lawn, where all the famous and infamous free concerts in Central Park take place — the symphonies with their mass picnickers, Simon and Garfunkel, Diana Ross and her concert's complicated legacy of "wilding".
Filming what would become the classic Gimme Shelter (1970), master documentarians Albert and David Maysles were on hand to record the infamous free Stones concert at Altamont, which along with the Manson murders, brought the decade of flower power and free love to a dark, ominous close.
A skatepark built in an abandoned building on the outskirts of Christiania, the infamous free-town, is on borrowed time.
The former Zaire defender Mwepu Ilunga, best known for his infamous free-kick against Brazil at the 1974 World Cup in Germany, has died.
3D printed guns are reportedly even too scary for the infamous free-information hacker, Kim Dotcom.
Throughout this tour, in cities like Asheville, N.C., Knoxville, Tenn .and Noblesville, Ind., they've treated sold-out crowds to their now infamous free-form jazz- and funk-influenced hours-long arena rock shows.
Gimme Shelter (1970)- Master documentarians the Maysles Brothers were on hand to record the soon-to-be-infamous free Rolling Stones concert at Altamont, which along with the Manson murders, brought the decade of flower power and free love to a dark, ominous close.
For 33 years they believed they'd succeeded, at a utopian commune infamous for "free love".
When he arrived in the chief executive's office Cadbury was grappling with a marketing cock-up that almost rivalled the infamous Hoover free flights scandal.
QUESTION FROM KEN: You had mentioned the Who concert from 1979, but what about the infamous Altamont Free Concert from 1969? JOHN SEABROOK: Well, as you know one person died at Altamont, and he wasn't killed by the crowd but by an Angel who stabbed him for shoving his bike.
In 2002, he struck it big when he made a T-shirt bearing two now infamous words: "Free Winona".
