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Sentences ending with notorious

But it became known among a few in Pontiac that Nell was notorious. [11]
You know it is the custom, now, to interview any man who has become notorious. [5]
In fact, man's inability to "match" anything is notorious. [4]

Short sentences using notorious

A. is a notorious thief. [6]

More example sentences with the word notorious in them

I only know you are charged with killing a bad man, notorious in Dublin life, and that many think he got his just deserts in being killed. [11]
Salem was no worse than some other plantations on the island, but it was far behind such plantations as that owned by Dyck Calhoun, and had been notorious for the cruelties committed on it. [11]
To him Davout was not merely a French general, but a man notorious for his cruelty. [2]
One of them was as notorious for costly and elegant cigars as I was for cheap and devilish ones. [5]
And all that time the rest of us will be busy supporting the moribund, and working Paris and the dealers--preparations for the coming event, you know; and when everything is hot and just right, we'll spring the death on them and have the notorious funeral. [5]
He also knew these dust-storms of old; Bindarra was notorious for them: Without thinking twice, Alfred put spurs to his horse and headed for the hut. [5]
Everything is with the returned prodigal--the more so if he be of the notorious Vaufontaines, who were ever saints turned sinners, or sinners turned saints. [11]
He read to the effect that the Seigneur Duvarney felt he was hardly fitted to be a just judge in this case, remembering the conflict between his son and the notorious Captain Moray. [11]
It is notorious that men by themselves at lunch or dinner usually shun grave topics and indulge in persiflage, and even descend to talk about wine and the made dishes. [4]
It is notorious that man is constructed on the same general type or model as other mammals. [1]
Birds imitate the songs of their parents, and sometimes of other birds; and parrots are notorious imitators of any sound which they often hear. [1]
This fact is so notorious that it would be superfluous to give instances. [1]
The common Mule, so notorious for long life and vigour, and yet so sterile, shews how little necessary connection there is in hybrids between lessened fertility and vitality; other analogous cases could be cited. [1]
As a most particular evidence of the detestation in which Chartersea was held, he could find nothing in common with such notorious rakes as March and Sandwich. [9]
It made me notorious, and San Francisco invited me to lecture. [5]
Perhaps the most notorious of these was a young Frenchman, a "somewhat quiet guest," who, after several months' imprisonment on board a French man-of-war, was set on shore at Norfolk, and spent a couple of months in New York and its vicinity, in 1837. [4]
This place isn't notorious enough for such a man. [13]
Indeed, the most notorious criminal is the greatest legal advertisement, and the fortunate part of the business is that no lawyer is ever identified with the morals, crimes or virtues of his client, yet has particular advantage from his crimes. [11]
The Queen, a notorious character in those days, and whose name is a by-word and a reproach even in these, came in and asked him wherefore he sorrowed, and he told her. [5]
We can't allow no notorious people in our schools. [9]
Their names were much more notorious than sweet; and yet in Quebec men laughed as they shrugged their shoulders at them; for as many jovial things as evil were told of Tarboe. [11]
Just beyond the mill, upon the banks of the river, was the most notorious, if not the most celebrated, house in the settlement. [11]
If this reckless man of pleasure, this notorious spendthrift and disturber of the public peace, with his insatiate desires, had inspired bitter hostility, few had gained the warm love of so many hearts. [10]
This could never make Viking and 'surrounding country' notorious as a pleasure resort. [11]
He insists upon it that the churches keep in their confessions of faith statements which they do not believe, and that it is notorious that they are afraid to meddle with them. [6]
I suppose it is now notorious that the most brilliant and promising men have been lost to the world in this way. [4]
Before dying he implicated Mattingley in several robberies, and a notorious case of piracy of three months before, committed within gunshot of the men-of- war lying in the tide-way. [11]
It is notorious how apt they are to get tired of that vegetable. [6]
I had oftentimes heard of the notorious press-gang which supplied the need of the King's navy, and my first thought was that I had fallen in their clutches. [9]
On the other hand, it is notorious that in America mulattoes commonly present an intermediate appearance. [1]
Many times they had met and prayed together in the weeks when his life was in notorious danger in the Soudan. [11]
No longer notorious, for the majority of them have drifted back into poverty and obscurity again. [5]
Looking into the distance, she saw two or three hundred men at work on a canal, draining the property of Selamlik Pasha, whose tyrannies, robberies, and intrigues were familiar to all Egypt, whose palaces were almost as many as those of the notorious Mouffetish. [11]
She had instinctively compared him, this roystering, notorious fellow, with Philip d'Avranche, Philip the brave, the ambitious, the conquering. [11]
And tho' I blush to write it, Mr. Fox himself was notorious in such matters, and was in debt to each of the coterie of fashionables of which he was the devoted chief. [9]
These things have been notorious, known to all, and of course known to Mr. Vallandigham. [7]
He determines to become celebrated--by becoming notorious first. [11]
With some animals, as with the notorious skunk of America, the overwhelming odour which they emit appears to serve exclusively as a defence. [1]
Krebs was praised, and the attention of Mr. Lawler's readers was called to the fact that Krebs was the man who, some years before, had opposed single-handed in the legislature the notorious Bill No. [9]
He was not afraid, but a poor young man as an applicant to a notorious dragon is not likely to be bandied with velvet, even though the animal had been a friend of his father. [9]
They can not afford to run the risk of having their hospitality abused by travelers, especially since travelers are such notorious scorners of honest behavior. [5]
I was personally acquainted with the majority of the nabobs I have referred to, and so, for old acquaintance sake, I have shifted their occupations and experiences around in such a way as to keep the Pacific public from recognizing these once notorious men. [5]
I find an account of the affair in the thrilling little book I quoted a paragraph from in the last chapter--"The Vigilantes of Montana; being a Reliable Account of the Capture, Trial and Execution of Henry Plummer's Notorious Road Agent Band: By Prof. Thos. [5]
Her life was a perpetual battle against notorious intrigues, the worst of which owed their origin to her sister. [10]

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