Sentence examples for under dogs from inspiring English sources

They were under dogs, whipping boys, with rare moments of greatness.

("For my heart will beat, while it beats at all,/For the under dog in the fight").

Yet when they have power, physical, financial or political neither Hitler nor Stalin has anything on them for cruelty or mistreatment to the under dog".

In a Harriet Beecher Stowe novel published in 1871, one character says about another that he always "goes for the under dog: he is always ready to help the poor".

And she acts as if she's somehow an under dog.

Everybody likes to root for the under dog, except when they don't bother to, in private life.

During the presidential election of 1884, supporters of James G. Blaine, who was defeated by Grover Cleveland, were referred to as "under-dogs".

He feels fortunate to live in America, the land of ambition and humor and in New York, the city of glamour and compassion for the under-dog.

Although they are slowly climbing back towards the top flight after spending time in the third tier, Neil Warnock's side came into this match in 11th place in the Championship and definite under-dogs.

Ask's latest musical advertisement is out, and apparently the search engine under-dog can help you find Kato Kaelin, an obscure non-celebrity that according to Wikipedia is known for a minor role in the OJ Simpson trial.

Especially since he's considered an under-dog.