Sentence examples for infamous note from inspiring English sources
In 1951, Hume sold the infamous note for $3,500.
"There is no money" read the infamous note from Liam Byrne.
The two have not met since the former Treasury secretary Byrne's infamous note in 2010 to his successor, Laws, which read: "There's no money left".
The Los Angeles police, who have insisted the arrest is based on their own investigative work, not the documentary, countered DeGuerin on Wednesday with a disclosure reported by the Los Angeles Times that it had two handwriting experts ready to identify Durst as the author of an infamous note sent by Berman's killer to the Beverly Hills police on the day of her murder.
If a single phrase encapsulates both the economics and the politics of the current parliament – and very likely those of the parliament after this one as well – it is the one left behind in that infamous note to his coalition Treasury successor by Labour's Liam Byrne in May 2010.
Especially (infamous Note 7 explosions aside), since the Note range's business following tends to mean the range launches with fewer problems out the box.
In the spring of 1593 he was incriminated by informers as a heretic and blasphemer: the presentation of him in such documents as the infamous "Baines Note" might well be described as the "pantomime atheist".
Recent events are another backdrop - the arrest and torture of the play wright Thomas Kyd on a charge of seditious libel; the questioning of Marlowe by the privy council; the production of the infamous "Baines note" detailing Marlowe's blasphemies and heresies.
This is mostly based on the general reaction to the logo's infamous 'Deep Note'.
It was Goodell who also supervised the destroying of the infamous Spygate notes and tapes in 2007, leaving folks to wonder whether his punishment of the New England Patriots — hefty fines and a first-round draft pick — had been strong enough.
Think the infamous highest notes in a song like "Lovin' You" by Minnie Riperton or "Emotion" by Mariah Carey.
