Sentence examples for infamous statement from inspiring English sources

But it didn't gain steam until the Republican presidential nominee made his infamous statement.

GETTY Immigration Trump's most infamous statement to date involved made claiming rapists and killers are crossing the border from Mexico.

In November that year, the commission issued its infamous statement critical of the Guardian's stories the previous July, saying they had not lived up to their dramatic billing.

Eric Schmidt's infamous statement from 2010: "If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place".

The rift led to Parcells's infamous statement: if he wanted to cook the meal, he should be allowed to shop for the groceries.

It was at this point that he uttered his now infamous statement that "when the seagulls follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea".

Here's a look back to some of his most infamous statements.

South Africa's Cape Times, remembering one of Thatcher's more infamous statements, led with the pointed headline, "'Terrorist' ANC Plays Tribute To Thatcher".

But I did try to engage him in a conversation about what he was getting at when he made his infamous statements.

Recalling Willis' infamous statements, quoted in The Times, about the so-called huge costs added to productions by union film crews, I found this to be more than infuriating.

Mitt Romney's now-infamous statement, "My job is not to worry about those people," pretty much sums up the Republican nominee's true feelings about who he represents.