Sentence examples for the first notorious from inspiring English sources

The first notorious sentence of drawing and quartering, however, was inflicted in 1283 on the Welsh prince David ap Gruffudd, whose punishment, one early source claims, was for myriad crimes.

In 1934, number 44 was the site of the second notorious "Brighton trunk murder" in the space of a few weeks.

As Andrew Wilson quietly points out, this was also the year the couple had their first notorious cheek-biting encounter in Oxford.

His assignment was to rescue the faith of the Roman Catholics there whose children had been sexually violated by the Rev. Gilbert Gauthe, in the first nationally notorious case of a pedophile priest.

BOSTON — James Bulger, the second-most notorious man in Boston, sits there in blue jeans and white sneakers, his balding head shaved to a salt-and-pepper speckle, his glasses perched at nose's tip in faux-studious pose.

The first was the notorious #BringBackOurGirls, a social media drive that even roped in Michelle Obama.

Chicago officer Jason Van Dyke stands accused of first-degree murder, the first from his notorious department to do so in decades.

The first involves the notorious Bermuda tax loophole that allows companies to avoid paying taxes by nominally moving their headquarters to Bermuda, even while they continue to operate from the United States.

Buried beneath the wild blueberry fields and gangly forests of knotted dancing birches are the bones of thousands of inmates who perished at one of the first and most notorious Soviet prison camps: the Solovetsky Camp of Special Purpose, described by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn as the harbinger of the gulag.

The missile decision came after the US asked other nations to employ fewer North Korean workers as a way to reduce Pyongyang's access to foreign currency and sanctioned the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, for the first time, citing "notorious abuses of human rights" in a move that infuriated Pyongyang.

In the first of many notorious war crimes, soldiers attacked Dhaka University, lining up and executing students and professors.