Sentences with phrase «to live in infamy»

2016 will live in infamy for many reasons, but perhaps we can seek a little catharsis in science, and in some of the wonderful developmental biology that the Node has promoted this year.

The aging hatchback doesn't have many distinguishing traits about it, but from this day forth, it will now live in infamy as the first and only car to ever get a goose egg in the European crash tests.

Recently, a book by one Tommy Wiseau's co-stars spawned a movie, The Disaster Artist, which took a comedic look at the creation of the film that now lives in infamy.

The Thursday primary, which will undoubtedly drive voter turnouts to new lows, was at least done in respect to Tuesday, Sept. 11, a date that will forever live in infamy.

YouTuber Reakor Kacho captured off - screen footage of Switch gameplay in Blighttown, an area from the original that lives in infamy due to awful performance and framerate drops.

And yet, while the former lives in infamy, relatively few people have even heard of Rabaul.

May he one day live in infamy!

This is more like the Stephen Frears of «High Fidelity» and «Mrs. Henderson Presents» (the latter a lovely little piece which will live in infamy for offering a not - quite - so - lovely Bob Hoskins nude scene).

April 26, 2017 will live in infamy as the day that changed the Call of Duty franchise forever.

I blame Neven because it took only a one sentence comment which had the good fortune to be the very first of a thread that now lives in infamy and make #WUWT look like a moron.

«National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day - «A day that will live in infamy!»

Call it a day that will live in infamy, the black mark on Cantona's career, or merely the «kung fu kick heard around the world».

A day which will live in infamy for all Arsenal supporters.

If Franklin Roosevelt was a Big Ten fan, he'd refer to Sept. 15, 2007, as the «day that will live in infamy.»

December 7, 2005 is a day that shall live in infamy for my family.

The «Date Which Will Live in Infamy» was remembered, as it always is on December 7, at the Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park.

Assistant District Attorney Lawrence Piergrossi headed up prosecution of the case and referred to the day of Lightfoot's beating as «a day that's going to live in infamy.»

Following this discovery, Einstein disowned the cosmological constant, and it lived in infamy thereafter.

Even though several of these couples have split, their scary getups will live in infamy.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt: Yesterday, December 7, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy — the United States of America was suddenly and Lycos, Inc., is a web search engine and web portal established in 1994, spun out of Carnegie Mellon University.

Orson Welles's 1938 broadcast, living in infamy, lives again as an audio supplement (60 mins.)

JACK AND JILL Adam Sandler's first 2011 release, Just Go With It, was bad enough, but this is the one that will live in infamy.

Kevin Jerome Everson By Max Nelson For years, the Charlottesville - based artist has been making films about America's marginalized people and spaces, including his latest, Tonsler Park, shot on an Election Day that will live in infamy

In 2001, Michael Bay shot the aftermath of «The Day That Will Live In Infamy» using a lens that blurred the gory details, ostensibly for the aesthetic purpose of disorientation.

It begins with the bleakest opening imaginable, a night that will live in infamy: 2016 election night.

FDR's remarks about «a date that would live in infamy» certainly stir emotions, but they would not have been so heralded were it not for the fact that they were delivered less than 24 hours after the country was attacked.

For charter school supporters, this was what one observer labeled «a day that will live in infamy.»

December of 2005 is a month that will live in infamy — or at the very least, it will amongst sports car enthusiasts.

MoPar, as it was then written, with horizontal rules above the «o» and «ar,» offered radios in 1941, just in time to hear FDR proclaim December 7 as a date which will live in infamy.

«Call of Duty: WWII» may not be the absolute victory that some were hoping for but at least its release will not be a day that lives in infamy.

December 7, 2009 is a date that will live in infamy.

Rest assured that one day — and let's hope sooner rather than later — your names will live in infamy for all eternity.

New York City is coming up on the four year anniversary of a moment that will live in infamy for transit riders and sustainable transportation advocates: the demise of congestion pricing, which was put down in the state Assembly without a vote on April 7, 2008.

Matt B, Post 96 & 100 here at JoNova will live in infamy as the «Great Warmist Admission» expect them to be cross posted

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In fact, the greenback's dismal January rivaled its poor opening month performances of 1987 and 2008, two financial years that live in infamy.