Sentence examples for then dogged from inspiring English sources

Festina was expelled from the race, which was then dogged throughout by the scandal.

In journalistic fashion, wonderment morphs into curiosity and then dogged pursuit as he quickly grasps that he's discovered the makings of a great story.

But the issue had become too hot a potato for Labour, which was by then dogged by vociferous protests by Remploy workers.

Another restored line describes Gray walking the street at night; "A man with curious eyes had suddenly peered into his face, and then dogged him with stealthy footsteps, passing and repassing him many times".

Then controversy dogged her.

But even then, disaster dogged the project.

Then it dogged him, in Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania and Indiana.

The chances are that gulf will be less come the end of this campaign - and it would have been much smaller had the club not endured a difficult start and then been dogged by inconsistency just when it appeared they were putting a run together.

Since then, it has been dogged by investigations and speculation about investigations, all of which have taken its toll on stock.

Since then, the union has dogged Trump on the campaign trail and says it has shown up to protest at a half-dozen rallies and debates.

Ms. Wulff's husband, Christian Wulff, became president of Germany in 2010, and since then, she has been dogged by one of the most pernicious and persistent rumors in German politics: that she had worked as an escort.