Significados de live in infamy em inglês

Yesterday, December seventh, 1941, a date which will live in infamy.

Welcome back to the day that will live in infamy.

A date which will live in infamy.

If even part of the findings are true, the controversial document could go on to live in infamy.

But unlike those before him who now live in infamy, it seems his apology could soften the blow.

If it weren't for Pearl Harbor, FDR might have called May 13 a day that will live in infamy.

We can live in infamy!

Mursyid was banned from international football for life and the referee's lack of action towards Indonesia's conduct will live in infamy.

Chances are, he will be outed, and his name will live in infamy alongside the likes of Vicki Momberg and Penny Sparrow.

However, it's likely that -instead of a new house and an early retirement -this anonymous punter could soon live in infamy.

Here are four of the most remarkable passages of the email chain that will live in infamy - and what it all means.

A "date that will live in infamy" - that's how US President Franklin Roosevelt described the 7th of December 1941.

The day lived in infamy and was labelled 'Black Friday' by 19th-century commentators.

There is one particularly epic week that still lives in infamy among my friends, when I got 13 consecutive "heys" from 13 consecutive matches.