Sentence examples for notoriously wild from inspiring English sources

BANGKOK — To millions of tourists, this is a city famous for its tolerance and notoriously wild nightlife.

It has a fascinating history – it was where nearly all the Irish immigrants settled in insane poverty and lawlessness, and somehow managed to make it all work, although it was notoriously wild.

In 1998, guests on Springer's notoriously wild talkshow alleged that Lubow had encouraged them behind the scenes to stage fights and invent outrageous stories during recordings of the program.

They did so, the maverick Garrincha hit the heights and the two became close, with the younger man invariably moderating his notoriously wild behaviour when around Santos out of respect for his mentor.

The notoriously wild frontman for Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros may have settled down, but he's still a rolling stone, thanks to a demanding tour schedule that includes Lollapalooza, the seminal music festival he founded in Chicago in 1991, and its off shoots in Chile and — starting next year — Brazil.

The notoriously wild frontman for Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros may have settled down, but he's still a rolling stone, thanks to a demanding tour schedule that includes Lollapalooza, the seminal music festival he founded in Chicago in 1991, and its offshoots in Chile and -- starting next year -- Brazil.

Poker first appeared in multi-culti New Orleans in the 1820s and soon became a frontier staple, most notoriously when Wild Bill Hickok was gunned down holding aces and eights, the "dead-man's hand" forever after.

And because she battled various forms of drug addiction on an Olympian stage, and was in a wild and notoriously dysfunctional and abusive marriage with R&B singer Bobby Brown for 15 years.

In another adaptation, the robin may have turned to land disturbed by humans, following the demise of the wild boar, a notoriously messy eater.

This collection of eight contemporary tented suites, opening this month in the Aravalli hills between Udaipur and Jodhpur, ooze old-world opulence and come with a strong chance of spotting the notoriously elusive feline in the wild.

Unlike chimpanzees, which famously tinker with sticks and stones, wild gorillas are notoriously rare tool users.