Sentence examples for a dog of from inspiring English sources

It's a dog of a name.

"A dog of our times, apparently".

Mr. Rheingold has a dog, of course.

"I Wanna Be a Dog, of course," he replied.

When he took over in 1991, he inherited a dog of a company from Lord Laing.

That was when Matuidi had to be a dog of war.

A Dog of Flanders established another pattern for Radnitz's films: awards and accolades.

But that's not how a child learns to identify a dog, of course.

It is a dog of much training and no breed ing, or none worth talking about.

Depriving a dog of its tail "is a bit like stopping a person smiling or frowning".

"But otherwise this show is a dog of tedious self-pretension".