Sentence examples for has worked doggedly from inspiring English sources

The truth is, Mr. Kimmel has worked doggedly for a decade to carve out his own identity in late night.

Florida Democrats are calling it a cruel irony, not least because their party has worked doggedly to restore public confidence in the electoral process since 2000.

And, unlike most other families' stories, how she has worked doggedly for civil rights, children's rights, universal healthcare and other progressive priorities.

Romney has worked doggedly over the last year to paint himself as one of them, even though his starched shirts, starched hair and Nutrasweet smile scream the kind of phony politico that the Tea Party wants tarred and feathered.

Working with my organization, the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, community leaders have worked doggedly over the past four years to build their electoral skills and political muscle.

The Common Ground It is at this point in the evolution of our culture that we need to find what the political parties and media have worked so doggedly to hide from us, our common ground.

The P5 plus Germany have worked together over the past three years, slapping a series of UN resolutions and sanctions on the regime in Iran for defiance over its suspect nuclear work, yet Russia and China have doggedly watered down each text, line by line.Doing it for themselvesThere is much the UN Security Council will never be able to do, no matter who occupies its plushest seats.

But she and several other science teachers worked doggedly to get the program off the ground, and their efforts quickly paid off: the school had its first semifinalist in the Westinghouse competition in 1987.

And he worked doggedly to recruit other community advocates.

And by all accounts Mr. Miller worked doggedly to build consensus.

While he worked doggedly to make his performance authentic, Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Tiboni worked to get the portrayal of their hometown and its high school wrestling right.