Sentence examples for making notoriety from inspiring English sources

Yahoo! is making notoriety a mouse click away.

He says much of his work at the time was chasing hackers whose main aim was to gain notoriety, which made them easy to track.

The writing and dialogue can best be described as sophomoric but the issues that they confront are not shock tactics to gain notoriety or to make money.

It was a place where reputations were made and notoriety was minted.

Certainly, Heidi Fleiss, known in the 1990s as the Hollywood Madam, and Sydney Biddle Barrows, the Mayflower Madam of the '80s, came from stations of privilege that made their notoriety as procurers incongruous.

Notoriety made them noteworthy, but notoriety, as generations of past-it popsters have discovered, is never enough.

Do anything to build notoriety.

Muslim immigrants today are able to say they have an increasing number of role models, or people of notoriety making an impact in their fields, in the West such as the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who was elected only a few months ago and Zayn Malik, formerly of the band One Direction.

"When you get notoriety, you're scared of it, then you learn how to make it work for you.

THE Middle East's only rock festival gained notoriety by making 1980s heavy-metal band Saxon controversial again.

More and more vloggers are making money and enjoying notoriety built on the harassment or abuse of women.