Sentence examples for doggedly chasing from inspiring English sources

It has been a slow and not always steady evolution for Parker, who was good enough in his second season to start for a team that won a title, but not good enough to keep them from doggedly chasing Jason Kidd as a free agent that summer.

"Shell is taking a massive risk doggedly chasing oil in the Arctic, not just with shareholder value, but with the pristine Arctic environment.

Redford plays the former radical at the center of this nationwide manhunt and LaBeouf, the determined journalist doggedly chasing him and his story.

His Harvard teammate Sam Wollner, whom he doggedly chased for two years in the distance lane, was not surprised.

Partly this is because the high-street stalwart does not doggedly chase column inches with celebrity endorsements or designer collaborations.

Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation doggedly chased leads like laundry marks and half-seen cars, the memories of store clerks, a photograph from a bartending school.

As long as you doggedly chase the wealthy for more taxes and regulations you will always be one step behind those who are infinitely more creative of resolve than you ever will be.

Michael Galvin, 47, a Motorola heir, watched his older brother Christopher, now Motorola's CEO, doggedly chase a career at the company his grandfather founded.

Motorola heir Michael Galvin, 47, watched his older brother Christopher, now Motorola chief executive, doggedly chase a career at the company his grandfather founded.

Andy Hermann of PopMatters viewed Black Cherry as "a weird, edgy album, the work of two doggedly maverick talents chasing their muses wherever they take them".

There was something dutiful about this show, as though the women were doggedly adhering to a position rather than chasing a spark.