Sentence examples for be dogged on from inspiring English sources

And we have to show we're going to be dogged on this".

Still, Bloomberg continues to be dogged on the campaign trail by an unknown antagonist wearing a George Bush mask — a pesky reminder of his role in helping to reëlect the President.

Newman has been dogged on the campaign trail by questions about Jones's criticism over Acland in the days leading up to the lawsuit being lodged.

The Times, for one, continues to be dogged by its credulous reporting on weapons of mass destruction.

The chief justice of West Virginia's Supreme Court, Elliott E. Maynard, lost his re-election bid on Tuesday after being dogged for months by a conflict-of-interest scandal stemming from photographs showing him on vacation and dining with the chief executive of a coal company with cases pending before the court.

"But for seven days we're going to be dogged by health problems and stories on the intricacies of the heart".

His career has been dogged by on and off-field controversies including being sent off for violent conduct during Wales' defeat in Belarus in September 2000.

But they have been dogged if restrained on the issue.

More battles are likely in an industry that has long been dogged by restrictions on opening new stores.Three years after belatedly creating a clone industry by licensing its Macintosh operating system, Apple Computer admitted failure.

Mr. Strauss' career, which could arguably have led him later to the chancellorship -- he lost a bid for the top office in 1980 -- was dogged from then on by intimations that he acted to restrain press freedom.

England's campaign was dogged by problems on and off the field.