Sentence examples for notorious public from inspiring English sources

How, then, to account for Guatemala's move to prosecute its most notorious public figure?

But it would be a novel by Philip Roth.' " McEwan developed a notorious public persona.

The question referred to San Francisco's notorious public display of sexuality.

CHICAGO — Eddie Johnson grew up in Cabrini-Green, perhaps this city's most notorious public housing project.

Ten thousand people gathered in Ghazi Stadium, the site of the Taliban's notorious public executions.

These principles were brought into play when he intervened in some of the notorious public scandals of these years.

The material rewards of the two jobs are real: a car, a Suzuki Esteem, with the names of her children stencilled on the rear window, like a university affiliation, and a rented frame house four crucial blocks from East Capitol Dwellings, a notorious public-housing project where she used to live.

At one notorious 2001 public hearing, angry protesters reportedly spit on their foes.

A £5.9m contract with Saudi Arabia, which is notorious for public beheadings, torture and amputations within its justice system, was particularly criticised by Amnesty International.

The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is hoping to profit from selling its expertise to the prison service in Saudi Arabia, a country notorious for public beheadings, floggings, amputations and courts that regularly violate human rights.

In some neighborhoods, like Grand Boulevard, where the notorious Robert Taylor public housing projects once stood, almost no envelopes were mailed; in others researchers received more than half of the letters back.