Sentence examples for notorious items from inspiring English sources

One of the more notorious items from which LGC scientists have recovered DNA evidence was a trainer belonging to one of Damilola Taylor's murderers.

The most notorious item in the case against Propst, a married father of three, focused on an affair from which he had another child.

Among the legislation's hundreds of notorious hometown pork items are a proposed downtown parking garage for Bozeman, Mont., and a new road to Waterworld USA, in California.

If the person is notorious for returning items in horrible condition, or for not returning them at all, then you probably don't want to give them your stuff.

As part of Mr. Kahan's campaign against letting people profit on the sale of items from notorious criminals, he wrote to Mr. Berkowitz in 2000 to alert him that he was being exploited on several Internet sites by the auctioning of letters and other writings bearing his name.

At Moo Cluck Moo's Dearborn location - the company currently has two "concept stores" - a stream of customers came in on a recent Saturday night, braving subzero temperatures to order menu items like the "Notorious Cluck", a gigantic fried chicken sandwich.

Sponges are notorious for being the germiest item in your kitchen, if not your house.

Craigslist is notorious for creating bizarre markets for items that otherwise would be difficult to sell.

One exception is that eBay may, "out of respect for the families of murder victims, remove listings of items closely associated with individuals notorious for committing murderous acts within the last 100 years".

(Jewelry shops are notorious for their low offers on secondhand items, due to the overhead involved with running brick-and-mortar retail operations and their need for high profit margins).

Sales are soaring despite the garment's notorious reputation as one of the least comfortable items of clothing ever invented.