Sentence examples for notorious down from inspiring English sources

Bulley notes "The problem ... was rendered far worse by the state of the roads in Somerset, which were notorious down to the middle of the 18th century.

Intel's tax vice-president Robert Perlman says he avoided the notorious step-down preferred: "Our standard is: If what we did and why appeared on the front page of the paper, would Andy Grove be embarrassed?" Some judges are also taking a dim view of corporate shelters.

Tracked military vehicles are notorious for breaking down.

Insurance billing is notorious for breaking down procedures into different subcategories.

"AIRWAY was notorious for shutting down clubs because they were so loud.

(Note to C.I.A.: If you are having trouble tracking down notorious dictators, maybe you should recruit a Grandmaster or two).

The visitors were fighters who had risked their lives to take Bab al-Aziziya or neighbors who wanted to venture down notorious halls.

But whether this will mean more tolerance of the free press in a country notorious for cracking down on critical journalists remains to be seen.

The ultra-secret surveillance agency GCHQ had little to do with either of them, notorious for turning down requests from its sister agencies.

With the Indians gone and the situation with Mexico stabilized, the Rangers turned into a more traditional yet still controversial law-enforcement agencontroversial law-enforcementbringing down notorious gunslingers like John Wesley Hagencyand settling.

Insurance billing is notorious for breaking down procedures into subcategories.