From there the roster of notorious clients grew.
America's greatest trial lawyer defended a roster of notorious clients; Kersten stresses his political idealism.
The Chinese announcement about the handbag seizure comes as the office of the U.S. Trade Representative is finalizing its 2012 Notorious Markets List, a worldwide roster of online and physical markets where counterfeit goods are openly and illegally sold.
We've also got DJ sets from Juan MacLean, one of the most notorious artists on the DFA roster, as well as Nic Thorburn from the beloved indie-pop band Islands, and the electronic duo The Golden Filter.
The Yankees, who during George Steinbrenner's ownership have been notorious for rapid turnover of their roster, have more players left from that series.
Kyle Korver, Omer Asik, Ronnie Brewer, C.J. Watson had all played pivotal reserve roles in the two seasons the Bulls managed to finish with the best record in the East, but had cut adrift by a front office notorious for their pennywise approach to roster construction.
Elsewhere, big-market teams are tightening their belts — save for the Dodgers and Blue Jays, which are on spending sprees — with the Mets niggling over a contract extension for the fan-favorite Cy Young pitcher R. A. Dickey, and the Marlins, under the notorious owner Jeffrey Loria, selling off their entire roster and enraging fans in Miami.
The country's track and field federation, however, is notorious for playing political games with its Olympic roster.
The Braves sat two of their most notorious free-swingers — second baseman Dan Uggla, who was left off the roster, and outfielder B. J. Upton — but the matchup played out as expected.
