doggedly

She had gone back doggedly to her work, and would not look up again.

And I knew, too, that nothing would ever stop him doggedly trying to be right.

He never did, of course, and would fight for his own answer doggedly.

One after another, I looked at the doggedly fighting men.

He has a goal and will doggedly continue to move toward it.

Like many other people in the area, he's doggedly optimistic.

Doggedly he made his way back to the nose section.

What it was gone, I set out doggedly in its wake.

A number of companies are doggedly trying to capture the men's business.

Harry, on the other hand, continued doggedly as if nothing had happened.

Still, she told herself, doggedly trying to find a bright side, maybe it was just as well.

He followed her doggedly as she passed through the crowd.

He doggedly told only the facts of the event itself.

Both parties, particularly the Republicans, have worked doggedly to win.

Then he went down the hall, followed doggedly by the social worker.

He went and sat down doggedly on the main hatch.

Not when she remains so doggedly down to earth and modest.

But looking ahead, we can expect to see unemployment stay doggedly high.

But doggedly it kept on its feet and passed us, heading for the house.

But next day she doggedly registered at three more agencies.

His head began to ache, but he kept reading, doggedly.

"I am a bit surprised at how doggedly they are hanging on."

People on the Web are doggedly pursuing this very question right now.

And that is why, despite its problems, it has so doggedly persisted.

She kept at it, doggedly, but knew her work was worthless.