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It was also notorious for its out of control behavior.

The public schools in the nation's capital were notorious for high costs and low performance.

This was a campaign notorious for playing the race card.

"Especially in a museum not notorious for its historical support of women."

He was notorious for his ability to cap any story.

Military men are notorious for this, and certain writers too.

A place notorious for taking itself too seriously is having serious fun.

This game has become notorious for one version of its cover art.

Nuclear projects are notorious for running late and over budget.

In a system notorious for delay, that could take years.

Over the years, the stadium became notorious for its poor playing conditions.

The Doors were notorious for their appearance on the show.

But the drug is also notorious for its devastating side effects.

In fact, I'm told they are notorious for such tricks.

These things are of course notorious for disappearing from the Web.

Demons are notorious for taking something better when it comes along.

Washington has long been notorious for its high rates of violent crime.

"Lawyers are notorious for spending money on anything they think is going to help," he said.

He is notorious for being slowly out of the gates, not a good thing in a big field.

Although the train has a top speed of 150 miles an hour, it is notorious for running late.

But it has become notorious for an increasing number of attacks.

This ride was also notorious for its typically long running time.

At the time the town was notorious for its extreme poverty.

Armour was notorious for the low pay it offered its line workers.

This all occurs in a country notorious for its low tax collection rate.