Sentence examples for notorious name from inspiring English sources

BitTorrent made a somewhat notorious name for itself early on as a creator of services that could be used for people to share files of premium content illegally — that is, download and use digital files of films, music, games and so on without paying for them.

BitTorrent made a somewhat notorious name for itself early on as a creator of services that could be used for people to share files of premium content illegally — that is, download and use digital files of films, music, games and so on without paying for them.

Copeland is a notorious name in Islamic Iran.

Peter Gotti's lawyer maintained that he was a disabled sanitation worker who was being prosecuted because of his notorious name.

It's such a notorious name in the romance-app game that niche market competitors tend to refer to themselves as "the Tinder of _____".

Auschwitz and Birkenau, built near the Polish town of Oswiecim, are two of the most notorious names associated with Nazi Germany.

The Madoffs of the world join a long list of people who bear notorious names, people like Steven Dahmer of Dumont, N.J., who shares the last name of the serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer.

When the International Tennis Federation announced this month that it was advancing its drug-testing protocols to incorporate the biological passport program, Wayne Odesnik, one of the sport's most notorious names, advanced through the draw at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.

"There are extreme limits to access to other prisoners and the outside world". The men would have no contact with their 430 fellow inmates, who include some of the most notorious names in the prison system.

The rules for naming a horse range from a maximum of 18 characters including punctuation, for example, to outlawing notorious names and requiring written permission from famous living people.

"You've got to ask yourself, does an ordinary citizen commit his home or livelihood to one of the most notorious names in crime?" said a senior law enforcement official from Queens County who has spent much of his career tracking the Gambino clan.