Sentence examples for infamous practice from inspiring English sources

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

Military personnel, mostly made up of west Africans, ran the show and carried out the infamous practice of cutting off the hands and feet of villagers who failed to meet the quota.

After Bynum's attitude became increasingly intolerable, including an infamous practice where he shot the ball every possession, the Cavaliers announced that he wouldn't play for them again and then attempted to trade him.

Iverson's infamous practice rant followed him throughout the rest of his career.

It's hard to hear Iverson's advice and not think of his infamous "practice" rant, in which the then Philadelphia 76ers star spewed the word no less than 14 times during a news conference.

In California, the state legislature is poised to enact a ban on the infamous practice of anti-gay "conversion therapy" on minors, protecting them from homophobic families and caretakers.

Rickrolling – the now-infamous practice of tricking people into clicking a link to Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up – originated here.

Their idea was to co-opt the infamous Taliban practice of intimidating government sympathizers with night letters threatening execution.

Still embroiled in infamous sweatshop practices, NIKE is now running an ad with a background of a massive strip-mine or mountaintop removal operation in one of the most bizarre panders to Big Coal -- and one of the most disrespectful slights of coal miners.

Now, months later, the phrase "quote approval" is infamous, and the practice, in its most extreme form, is banned at The Times.

It also regulates several industries infamous for predatory practices and truth-bending like debt collectors and payday lenders and outlaws practices like compensation incentives for mortgage brokers who lured consumers into exotic loans.