Sentence examples for dawg on from inspiring English sources

Iceland is the current top dawg on The Big Mac index (meaning you get the littlest value for money), but the Economist boffins published their calculations last July, and since then the Icelandic economy has been having a bit of a wobble.

Atlanta traffic reporter Mark Arum was "on point" for his on-air tribute to Phife Dawg on Wednesday.

One exchange on Facebook distilled the push and pull: "'Sup dawg," one of the men wrote to a friend in late December.

22 HUNTINGTON Stanley Clarke, Victor Wooten and Marcus Miller, virtuosos of the bass guitar together for a multicontinent "Thunder Tour," have been called "the three giants of their generations" by no less a judge of talent than Randy Jackson, a successful bass player himself (when not busy critiquing those "pitchy dawgs" on "American Idol").

Remember how Gramm got energy futures trading deregulated and all of those people lost their investments but Bush got energy policy advice and campaign cash from Enron CEO Ken Lay and all of the other big dawgs on the bayou?

They are the coolest dawgs ON EARTH (note: sarcasm), and you think you're gonna win us over with a girl who looks visibly uncomfortable while using ebonics as mild as "old school"?

The deep-fried pickle dawg ($3.50), on the other hand, is getting enthusiastic reviews.

That is no way to keep the Dawg Pound on your side, particularly after its hopes were raised when the Browns went 7-1 at home last year.

A Top Dawg is on top of the Billboard 200.

A Tribe Called Quest's Malik Taylor, aka Phife Dawg, died on Wednesday at age 45 from complications of diabetes.

Mr. Lachky of Anheuser-Busch said his company had no intention of discontinuing the part of "Unleash the Dawgs" centered on Miller's ownership, because "this has been resonating with consumers".