Sentence examples for infamous passing from inspiring English sources

The most infamous "passing off" case of recent years was that of Conservative politician and diarist Alan Clarke versus the Evening Standard, in 1998.

It speeds us from Winehouse the teen-ager to the hubbub of her glory, and thence to her no less infamous passing, drenched in alcohol, in 2011, at the age of twenty-seven.

Both the famous and infamous passed through his salons' doors.

The quarter-acre size of the monument adheres to the infamous Gregory Clause passed by the British Parliament in 1847, which decreed that cottiers whose plots exceeded that size would not be eligible for relief.

Rats are infamous for passing diseases.

This month the Ugandan Parliament were on the brink of passing the infamous Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which would have added one more country to the list of those where being gay can get you executed.

Iran's Press TV has aired a report on a documentary made by the country's state television which suggests that the death of protester Neda Agha-Soltan was part of a conspiracy, and the infamous video of her passing a fake.

Surrounded on three sides by an eight-meter high concrete wall adorned with colorful "free Palestine graffiti" — including a piece by the infamous British artist Banksy — passing from Jerusalem in Israel to Bethlehem in the West Bank for Palestinians, both Christian and Muslim, means obtaining special permission to cross Israeli military checkpoints.

He leaves the Dolphins with five pass attempts, no completions and one infamous practice pass that hit Bill Parcells's golf cart.

Municipal governments struggle to respond to local needs because their powers are so limited; by crimping property-tax rises, for example, the infamous Proposition 13, passed in 1978, made school districts and municipalities wards of Sacramento.

Silk Road 2.0, the successor to the deep web's most infamous marketplace, just passed a new milestone.