Sentence examples for infamous place from inspiring English sources
Such bland assertions of neutrality have an infamous place in the law.
The most infamous place where Bitcoin is used is Silk Road, a marketplace hidden in an anonymised part of the web called Tor.
But far worse had occurred 10 days before these Games began when at least 300 demonstrators, mainly young students, were massacred in Mexico City's infamous Place of The Three Cultures, machine-gunned by government troops in helicopters.
Over the years the casino developed a reputation as a "lewd, gaudy, infamous" place: "people get whacked around here when things don't go right at the tables," Mr. McManus writes.
For weeks, she said, she searched for him, and even went to Titanyen, an infamous place north of the city where countless dead, murdered over decades of despotic rule, are buried.
Salem burned itself an infamous place in history with the1692 hysteria that put innocent people to death for witchcraft.
INSTINCT Water stops are infamous places for runners to speed up when trying to escape the pack.
It suggested other infamous places of last resort, like Hitler's concrete bunker, the Unabomber's rustic cabin or the motel room that is a staple of movies about fugitives on the lam.
He even takes coworkers on tours of Akihabara - including a stop at a maid café, those infamous places where girls dress up like the titular characters and serve customers (a fantasy inspired by bishōjo games, particularly popular in Akihabara).
In many ways, the NRA's tone was similar to Obama's, with its emphasis on protecting children, working with Congress and exploring multiple ways to address factors that may have contributed to the shooting massacres that occurred in now-infamous places -- Newtown, Conn.; Virginia Tech; Tucson, Ariz.; an Aurora, Colo., movie theater; a Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisc., and elsewhere.
Of course, critics can disregard a statistic like that as a sort of European version of the infamous "fourth place trophy", a mirage-like prize.
