Sentence examples for not dogged from inspiring English sources

His past has not dogged him.

Say this for him, though: on these issues, the man is nothing if not dogged.

Sirius, the Avis of satellite radio broadcasters, is nothing if not dogged.

DAVID CAMERON'S government is nothing if not dogged in pursuing its pledge to cut annual net migration to the "tens of thousands".

Leicester are nothing if not dogged, however, and within a minute Elliott showed his worth at the other end to help the home side back into the game.

But Austin, throughout the Perry years, has been nothing if not dogged, and this year is the ninth time he has reached the quarter final or better at Wimbledon.

If it wasn't dogged by scandal, like a slush-fund episode this year, the Council was being criticized for buckling under the slightest pressure from the mayor.

He wasn't dogged, he wasn't irritated, he was focused on the thing he could do in that moment that would push his company forward.

Crime, if not punishment, dogged the film crew in Budapest.

Had he not been dogged by injuries, could well have found himself in the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2016 squad.

He was ridiculed by Labour's Steve McCabe, who told him he was not the "dogged, determined sleuth" the MPs were expecting.