Sentence examples for notorious old from inspiring English sources

It was particularly unfair, they said, when only three years ago Kreisky backed a notorious old S.S. Sturmführer named Friedrich Peter as a president of the Austrian parliament.

Even those notorious old boys who are never without a babe usually want her more to testify to their sexual power than to test it.

And it emerged as an unexpected side effect of a major federal trial here involving two notorious old Boston mob leaders, Stephen Flemmi and James Bulger, known as Whitey.

One can meet residents mixing daiquiris and claiming to be the descendants of notorious old pirates, vowing never to leave no matter how much the land falls into the sea.

We could ignore her ill-timed swipe at Gwyneth Paltrow then, and instead sat enraptured with her tales of infiltrating the notorious old boys' clubs of 80s Fleet Street.

And, apparently, some of the notorious old.

William's notorious older brother.

So enthralled with the characters of the West, Hart acquired Billy the Kid's Six Shooter's and was a friend to notorious real old west idol's Bat Masterton and Wyatt Earp.

The now-shuttered spot was once notorious to old-timers and newcomers alike for its enormous sandwiches—"The Godfather" being one of them and was run by an alleged Bonanno wiseguy named Michael "the Butcher" Virtuoso, who died after pleading guilty to running a loan sharking business out of the back of the store.

Still, Pressure Off upgrades Rodgers' old Notorious groove to fine effect, while What Are the Chances and the exquisite The Universe Alone find Simon Le Bon in the mature, melancholy mood he once exhibited on Ordinary World.

Israelis are notorious at reselling old merchandise, over and over again, and getting, politically, top price for it.