Sentence examples for infamous white from inspiring English sources
The Mayor's husband, Cary Sharp, was photographed on Halloween wearing the group's infamous white robe.
Marcus Harris, who co-ran the now infamous White Heat night at the venue, hosting up and coming bands every week for more than 10 years, said the closure was a real loss for Soho.
A veteran reporter at The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss., he has made the most infamous white supremacist crimes of the 1960s the focus of his career for two decades, digging up forgotten evidence that has led to long-delayed prosecutions and convictions.
Not until the 1980s were heels the height of fashion, with the advent of Dynasty-style power dressing as women climbed the career ladder, and the infamous white stiletto worn by everyone from Diana, Princess of Wales, to the stereotypical Essex girl, dancing around her handbag to Bananarama – in 1987, the high street chain Dolcis sold over a quarter of a million pairs of the much derided style.
And who could forget the infamous white iPhone — the chink in Apple's armor that keeps reminding the public that Steve Jobs is not quite omnipotent.
There are so many to-do list apps now that instead of figuring out the differences between all of them, it might seem like a better use of time to just go back to pen and paper (or the infamous white board).
In Mr. Sheng's opera, the infamous White-Boned Demon, as she was called, displays a fuller range of emotional colors while remaining larger than life -- so much so that two singers are required to portray her.
Two years later Tur was the first to spot O.J. Simpson fleeing in the now-infamous white Bronco.
Its rise reflects the creation of Red Power, which grew out of indigenous solidarity against Pierre Trudeau and the Liberal party's now infamous 1969 white paper, which proposed the elimination of Indian rights and reserves in Canada.
The local government of Valencia, one of Spain's most cash-strapped regions and owner of several infamous public white elephants, has added a La Liga football club, Valencia, to its portfolio.
Close to where Almodóvar grew up is one of the country's dullest cities, Ciudad Real, and it's here that much of I'm So Excited! was filmed – at an abandoned airport that is one of Spain's infamous architectural white elephants, part of the glittering detritus left by a decade of extravagance, financial corruption and delusions of political grandeur.
