doggedly

• “The example of Woodward and Bernstein doggedly pursuing the Watergate story when no one else would is the exception rather than the rule.”

  Balkinization

• “We will pursue any and all crime doggedly, that is a promise," he said.”

  The Natchez Democrat

• “I shall be away for perhaps three months, and then, "doggedly," then I'm coming home to be married.”

  New Faces

• “Rogoff said Hopfinger was "doggedly" pursuing an answer to Miller's employment question when he was shoved by a member of the security detail.”

  Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

• “She singled out Nova Scotia Opposition MLA Cecil Clarke, a fellow Tory, for "doggedly”

  The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed

• “Swinging Heaven says that the practice began in Britain in the 1970s, and that the term comes from the phenomenon of voyeurs "doggedly" following people having sex.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “He will hang ye to the nearest tree; "and with these words he drew his sword doggedly, and set his back to the hedge.”

  The Cloister and the Hearth

• “When you have the super detective himself, Sherlock Holmes, trying to get to the bottom of what his arch-nemesis, super villain Professor Moriartry is up to, the stage is set for a gripping narrative, as they try and outdo each other, and Watson tries doggedly to follow along.”

  Archive 2010-02-01

• “When you have the super detective himself, Sherlock Holmes, trying to get to the bottom of what his arch-nemesis, super villain Professor Moriarty is up to, the stage is set for a gripping narrative, as they try and outdo each other, and Watson tries doggedly to follow along.”

  Archive 2010-02-01

• “It's quintessential Baltimore: blue collar, unpretentious, doggedly local and sometimes a bit uneven.”

  The Huffington Post: Alma Katsu: A Glut of Capital Area Book Festivals

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