Sentence examples for infamous list from inspiring English sources

His name was added to the infamous "list of 'bean ball' victims".

The "Washington consensus" – the infamous list of do's and don'ts for policymakers in developing countries – had largely dissipated.

Senator Joseph McCarthy set off the witch-hunt when he noted the presence of homosexuals on his infamous list of Communists at the State Department.

A longtime campaign contributor, he joined the illustrious, and later infamous, list of donors who spent the night in the Lincoln Bedroom during the Clinton administration.

Aleppo will join an infamous list of cities whose names are synonymous with mass crimes committed while the world looked impotently on: Srebrenica, Grozny, even Guernica.

The notorious 1978 compilation Faces Of Death (warning, contains grim footage), meanwhile, wound up on the British government's infamous list of prohibited "video nasties".

Last night on the Daily Show, Jon Stewart mocked Jacqui Smith and the now-infamous list that placed Michael Savage among Klan wizards and neo-Nazis - all of whom have forfeited the "privilege" of visiting Britain with their "unacceptable behaviour".

Take Britain's handling of the infamous Lagarde list.

Syria has joined an infamous historical list including Bosnia, Kosovo and Rwanda.

In another, George P. Shultz, who was Treasury secretary under Nixon, said he had refused Nixon's request to help him gather information for the president's infamous enemies list.

The infamous "John Lewis" list, spelling out the amount that MPs can spend on household furniture for their second homes, is in line to be scrapped completely as part of a review being carried out by an independent sleaze watchdog.