Sentence examples for notorious you from inspiring English sources

Email was cemented in the public consciousness with the notorious "you've got mail" sound of email arriving for AOL users, which formed the cornerstone of the 1998 Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan romantic comedy, You've Got Mail.

Their team also includes Jamie Murai, whose notorious "You Win, RIM!" open letter to Research In Motion went viral in the software world earlier this year.

They were notorious, you know.

[There are] problems between men and intimacy -- notorious, you know.

But, to paraphrase a notorious American, "you oppose war with the peace movement you have, not the peace movement you wish you had or might like to have in the future".

What it does convey is at least some of the bona fide agony behind the play's most notorious line: "You show me a happy homosexual, and I'll show you a gay corpse".

That notorious film, you will recall, lifted up a rock in the plush green lawns of suburban New Jersey and discovered all kinds of crawly creatures feasting on one another.

The argument for their possession amounts simply to the belief that in a world of notorious uncertainty, you do not know what is going to happen, and there could come a time when the independent possession of such weapons would provide an ultimate deterrent to a ruthless power which also possessed them.

Forbes: And then on that notorious weekend, you wanted Lehman.

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If your parents know you are notorious for faking sickness, you will have to be very smart and convincing about doing this.