Sentence examples for it's infamous from inspiring English sources

In 1989, the same year Dan's book was published, ACT-UP held it's infamous protest outside of Saint Patrick's Cathedral.

It's infamous for its iconic architectural design, enormous size, and its role as a lifeline for the people of West Berlin during the Berlin Airlift.

It's infamous for the flagrancy of its sin-based industries like prostitution, drug trafficking, and the selling of endangered animals.

It's infamous for thieves who steal cars and money.

It's infamous as the currency of choice for dark markets — but it's also, "in a sense, the least anonymous money that has ever existed, since every transaction is observable by anyone with a bitcoin account," to quote economist David Friedman.

Today it's infamous among EDM lovers as the location of the Ultra Music Festival.

It is infamous for its propensity to form stroke-causing thrombi in the heart chambers (atria) that can embolize to other parts of the body; these thrombo-emboli can subsequently occlude the blood vessels and disrupt the circulatory supply through to the brain, causing ischemia, i.e., stroke [ 5].

The nation's largest private employer was the topic of much controversy in part because it is infamous for paying poverty wages to most of its employees, many of whom have to work at a second job and utilize food stamps and other government subsidies in order to make ends meet.

It is infamous for such inventive perversions as sewing one victim's flayed face to a soccer ball or hanging decapitated corpses from bridges by the ankles; and innovative torture, such as dipping people into vats of acid so that their limbs evaporate while doctors keep the victim conscious.

"It was infamous because a few girls had tried out for it, but no one had ever gotten in from my school," she said.

It was not long ago when New Yorkers kept a safe distance from the water, once so fouled by sewage and industrial waste that it was infamous for harboring cholera, typhoid and hepatitis.