Sentence examples for dogged ones from inspiring English sources
It was one of them dogged ones.
Speaking of Albany reporters covering the legislative process, some dogged ones noticed earlier this month that Cuomo tried to slip in a provision in the dark of night that would replace the honorary name of the Tappan Zee bridge from that of one former governor, Malcolm Wilson, to that of another: Cuomo's father, Mario.
Unassuming Hallinan is a dogged one-on-one defender who shuts down wing attacks, putting pressure on goal attacks to play two positions and leaving them unable to put up shots.
They're a massive club and it's a great shame that, over the past few years, they have been dogged by one problem after another.
And it wouldn't be dogged by one problem affecting plans for a far smaller seafront ferris wheel in Bridlington, Yorkshire.
"The real issue here is not a lot different from the wimp factor that dogged Bush," one senior Gore aide said.
CNN has been consistently dogged by one major problem that is almost inherent to its mission: viewers will go to it in droves when major news breaks, but tend to go elsewhere when the news cycle is slow.
With apologies to Bruce Schneier's brilliant coinage, "security theater" (e.g. the magical thinking behind forcing passengers to sit down and shut up for the last hour of international flights), social networks have been dogged by one disaster after another in 2009 because they pursue policies that provide the "feeling of improved privacy while doing little or nothing to actually improve privacy".
I'm going to wait until I've bird-dogged this one over time before I come to any conclusions.
Maybe we should stop this condemnation, this dogging out every single black man, because maybe one dogged you out.
The new lineup set off on a world tour, high hopes dogged by only one dark thought – the Finns' mutual and self-aware analysis that, "If the album sells, Crowded House will have cracked it for the second time; if it doesn't, internal tensions will run their course".
