Sentence examples for infamy with from inspiring English sources

Joe West moved even closer to baseball infamy with his unique, special brand of umpiring.

Horror was answered with heroism; destruction was answered with determination; infamy, with humanity.

Yet as they slog closer to infamy with each loss, the Nets have been aggressively wooing fans, largely off the court.

Sit at a desk, roll out a barrage of horrific personal insults and grow in infamy with every tirade of boos you receive.

Jamaican reggae star Beenie Man, who achieved international stardom and infamy with songs that have included violently homophobic lyrics, has come out with a new video.

Instead of establishing a new record for futility, the Cavaliers will be side by side in infamy with the 1976-77 Tampa Buccaneerseers of the N.F.L. for the longest losing streak among North America's four major professional sports.

A monarchy is corrupted when the monarch either destroys the subordinate institutions that constrain his will, or decides to rule arbitrarily, without regard to the basic laws of his country, or debases the honors at which his citizens might aim, so that "men are capable of being loaded at the very same time with infamy and with dignities" (SL 8.7).

The two emperors recommended in such instances that the law should "arise and arm itself with the avenging sword of right and subdue these infamies with exquisite penalties".

That is a day that will live in infamy, along with those other dates.

If his control test is confirmed, Alexandr Vinokourov will end up right on the top row of the pantheon of infamy along with Tyler Hamilton, Richard Virenque and Raimondas Rumsas.

Just as I pressed my thumb to switch to "the real world", I caught the familiar voice of a newsman and realised I was in the appalling real world of Tuesday September 11 , 2001 a date that for Americans will live in infamy, along with the memories of Pearl Harbor, December 7 , 1941 and November 22, 1963, the grievous day of President Kennedy's assassination.