Sentence examples for may infamous from inspiring English sources

Way back in May, infamous University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson posted a picture with his favourite band Mumford and Sons, leaving the internet shook.

Daptone Review: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings After releasing a fourth album, I Learned The Hard Way last May, infamous performers Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings played just a smattering of live shows.

It may be "infamous" in that the deaths of 146 workers might have been prevented; but far surpassing that in human tragedy was the General Slocum disaster in 1904.

The town may be infamous as the base of Al Capone or the site of anti-integration protests in the 1950s and '60s, but today 80 percent of its residents are Latino, half of them foreign born.

You may become infamous and people will warp away when they see you.

As Mr. Ballmer looks toward the exit, he may regret his infamous words during a television interview with CNBC in January 2007, in reaction to Apple's introduction of the iPhone.

You may recall the infamous Jeep hack last summer, which FCA US responded to quickly if not elegantly.

Some people may recall an infamous picture posted on "Daddy Doin' Work" by Doyin Richards of a father caring for his children.

The last two sejms of the Commonwealth were the irregular four-year Great Sejm (1788-1792), which passed the Constitution of the 3 May, and the infamous Grodno Sejm (1793), whose deputies, bribed or coerced by the Russian Empire following the Commonwealth defeat in the War in Defense of the Constitution, annulled the short-lived Constitution and passed the act of Second Partition of Poland.

Asked to speculate on the identity of the infamous "mole" that may or may not exist inside the show's version of the CIA, Harewood said it could be anybody.

Yet the infamous picture may prove the least of Aguirre's problems.