Sentence examples for dogged fighter from inspiring English sources
She's embraced Obamacare, supported the Keystone pipeline, and portrayed herself as a dogged fighter for Louisiana.
Bradley, like George Meade, was a superb planner and organizer of armies, as well as a dogged fighter.
Mitchell, who is somewhere in his 80's, is still a dogged fighter who takes (slow) daily jogs around the Central Park Reservoir.
After all, the image she is trying to portray in this campaign is one of a dogged fighter who battles adversity to do what is right.
Broner's opponent on Saturday night was Marcos Maidana, from Argentina, a dogged fighter with a dogged career: he had three losses, two of them close; while Broner is muscular and slick, Maidana looks scrawny but punches hard.
But it also means portraying a positive picture of the President as a dogged fighter for ordinary Americans, who is in the trenches every day battling against an extremist Republican Party.
He is a dogged political fighter.
"'You are going to have to be the most dogged, determined fighter that anyone has ever seen on the tennis court if you are going to make it.' And she kind of is".
You are going to have to be the most dogged, determined fighter that anyone has ever seen on the tennis court if you are going to make it, and she kind of is".
In the 1990s, Giuliani was New York's dogged crime fighter in chief, but just about 100 years earlier, Roosevelt had donned that mantle as a police commissioner and president of what was then the city's four-man, bipartisan Police Board.
Mr. Muri's return to his base on Midway Island was dogged by Zero fighter planes.
