Sentence examples for watchdog of from inspiring English sources

Cerberus, in Greek mythology, the monstrous watchdog of the underworld.

But the U.S.G.A. is the watchdog of golf.

The press has been called the watchdog of good government.

That doesn't bode well for the leadership of what is often called the watchdog of Congress.

— Ray Rivera Who is the watchdog of the Brooklyn D.A. office?

Mutual funds are not the watchdog of the market, he says.

He judged: "A newspaper reporter … is, I verily believe, the watchdog of justice.

The public advocate is supposed to be a sort of watchdog of city government.

As lone watchdog of customs revenues, Chaucer was hardly likely to bring them to heel.

But the watchdog of "open parliament" - be it literal or metaphorical - it is not.

Stories were circulating that he had become a watchdog of orthodoxy".