Sentence examples for notorious for dropping from inspiring English sources

"London planes are notorious for dropping limbs unexpectedly.

For someone who's become notorious for dropping bleak aphorisms in the middle of interviews—"Everything is terrible," he told Noisey in 2014, while promoting his third studio album, What Is This Heart?—Krell was a far more cheerful conversationalist than such sound bites might suggest.

Ficus trees are notorious for dropping their leaves, sometimes over a span of months, when you place them in a new environment.

This is likely to prove too high for most lenders, which are usually very cautious about lending high loan-to-value (LTV) ratios on newly built properties, especially flats, which are notorious for suffering substantial drops in value after being sold for the first time.

Aleppo became notorious for the horror of barrel bombs, dropped from helicopters on civilian areas to spread death and fear.

Just a few months later, while Jacob Zuma was fending off charges of racketeering and fraud (the charges have since been dropped), Malema became notorious for vowing, "We are prepared to die for Zuma.

It is located in the northern steppe, notorious for its harsh climate: daytime temperatures recently dropped to -25 degrees Celsius, and were made to seem even colder by a constant cruel wind.

Two decades later, the Magnolia Housing Projects, across the street from the Dew Drop, had become notorious for crime and drugs, most famously featured in songs by neighborhood rappers.

Several countries already notorious for their lack of press freedom, like Egypt, China and North Korea, saw their scores drop even lower in RSF's annual Press Freedom Index.

Stephen Stanier Stephanotis is notorious for refusing to flower and the reason is nearly always sudden drops in temperature and low light levels - we call it winter.

Lawyers at Milberg, Weiss, the San Diego firm notorious for shareholder suits, are ready to pounce on any stock price drop.