Sentence examples for make infamous from inspiring English sources

Not even The Rolling Stones could make infamous clusters of groupies like The GTOs [2] gather to trade tales of the mysterious backstage antics that Led Zeppelin engaged in.

Darren Bridges, a developer for Sucker Punch, noted that they wanted to make Infamous about "becoming a modern-day superhero", stressing the word "becoming" as the key motivator to show the growth of Cole from a simple bike messenger to someone with god-like powers.

Sometimes he'd get so enthused he'd make infamous goofs, such as when he asked a guest, "Marilyn Monroe went back with Joe DiMaggio after she committed suicide, didn't she?" And there were somewhat askew comments, as in his assessment of Shelley Winters in a 2001 Los Angeles Times interview, "This is a very strong lady who's filled with compassion for everyone in the world.

This is the outfit made infamous by companies-that-should-have-known-better Asda and Tesco.

Tobashi was made infamous by Yamaichi Securities, which hid over 200 billion yen in losses.

The AHCA keeps the cuts to Medicare spending that Republicans made infamous in campaign ads.

William H Macy takes the lead as the alcoholic patriarch Frank Gallagher, the role made infamous by David Threlfall.

Bird stayed in Estes Park, home to The Stanley Hotel made infamous by Stephen King in The Shining.

The industry that Enron made infamous - energy trading - is springing to life again.

In the style made infamous at DB Bistro Moderne in New York, the guests were served burgers stuffed with foie gras.

Opposite is the Taj Mahal Palace, India's most famous hotel, made infamous by the 2008 terror attacks.