Sentence examples for dogged through from inspiring English sources

The ratings themselves niggled away at morale in his party, making it harder for him to manage it.He was dogged through his second term by the small size of his parliamentary majority.

Democratic strategists said there was now no question that Mr. Bush would be dogged through the rest of the campaign by questions about whether the war was necessary, justified and sufficiently well planned.

Chalabi was remembered by Iraqi leaders on Tuesday as an ardent advocate of democracy and brave mediator in his homeland's internal conflicts, as well as a tainted political figure dogged through his lifetime by accusations of corruption and self-dealing.

He never got over the sense of abandonment, which dogged him through two failed marriages.

Morrissey has given an interview to the NME stirring up the whiff of racism that dogged him through the 90s.

That passion was missing at the Cell this week as the Sox began August in the same drab funk that dogged them through the season's first four months.

Miliband will return to his first critique of the industry, aided by Gregg McClymont, his astute pensions shadow minister, who has relentlessly dogged Steve Webb through the labyrinthine pensions undergrowth.

True to his word, Mr. Trimble smiled and pressed on in Kilkeel, despite constant heckling from a grizzled trucker who dogged him through the town.

Broad seemed to be fuelled by anger, as if sick of the listlessness which has dogged England through much of this Test and the last.

"Is it art, is it tapestry, or design, or artisanat?" she said, using the French word for artisanal work and echoing questions that have dogged her through the years.

If a single failing dogged England through the trophy-less years – not a Six Nations title or even a Triple Crown since 2003 – it was stultifying slowness in recycling the ball.