infamous crime उदाहरण वाक्य

The red block letters above and below the picture varied from shirt to shirt, from " Federal Child Abuse " to " The First Infamous Crime of the New Millenium " to " Elian _ Miami is With You ."
In a moment of desperation, Boyd grabs an old pistol, disguises his face with theatrical greasepaint, and goes out to rob a bank; this sets off a series of events leading to one of Canada s most infamous crime sprees.
Over time, Denny Brady and Larry Griffin gradually took over running the gang and may not have been actively involved some of the Patsy Conroys'more infamous crimes such as the " Elizabeth " or " Mattan " robberies during 1873.
Varma said " Company " is a work of fiction, and rejected media speculation that it is based on the real-life enmity between Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Rajan _ two of Bombay's most infamous crime lords who police say have terrorized the film industry.
Rather than worry about children becoming speed bumps, Arizona legislators are more interested in closing down nudie bars and maintaining laws against adultery and " the infamous crime against nature . " ( By which they mean, I believe, " rational thought . ")

Cox, who co-wrote the screenplay with three others, tries to get at the truth behind an infamous crime : In July of 1981, four known associates of Holmes were bludgeoned to death inside a drug den on Wonderland Avenue in L . A .'s Laurel Canyon.
"This decision is a powerful reminder that, even as we begin a new century, individuals responsible for the most infamous crimes of the last century just ended can _ and must _ still be brought to justice, " said Eli M . Rosenbaum, director of special investigations.
A concurring opinion by Chief Justice Warren E . Burger cited the ancient roots of prohibitions against homosexual sex, quoting William Blackstone s description of homosexual sex as an infamous crime against nature, worse than rape, and a crime not fit to be named.
Henley, who remains behind bars in an East Texas prison, said he was terrified that nobody would like his work . " I really hope y'all don't turn this into an infamous crime thing, " he said during a prison interview at the Coffield Unit, about 150 miles northeast of Houston.
Under Queen Victoria's 1847 statutes a member " convicted of treason, cowardice, felony, or any infamous crime derogatory to his honour as a knight or gentleman, or accused and does not submit to trial in a reasonable time, shall be degraded from the Order by a special ordinance signed by the sovereign ".