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He was not as bulldoggish and more gracious towards Obama than I expected.

Second petition drive launched to make Clinton VP 2008

But he was downright bulldoggish in his insistence that this was precisely the time we should apply the rule of law - not the law of the Wild, Wild, West soundbite.

William Fisher: The Torture Memos: Rationalizing the Unthinkable -- A Must-Read. 2009

Sara M., staring at her partner, says diplomatically "Howie is a little bulldoggish."

Jane McGivney: Top Chef: The Loneliest Clone 2008

He's a bulldoggish man, about 5-foot-9 with a strong handshake and a serious face that at first conceals his sense of humor.

Slate Magazine Chris Wilson 2010

The bulldoggish Wallace himself candidly told reporters two years after the gunshots had paralyzed his legs and confined him to a wheelchair: "I think my attempted assassination was part of a conspiracy."

Freezerbox Magazine 2009

The bulldoggish Wallace himself candidly told reporters two years after the gunshots had paralyzed his legs and confined him to a wheelchair: "I think my attempted assassination was part of a conspiracy."

Freezerbox Magazine 2009

Satan's Waitin '(1954), only to be told by the bulldoggish devil that he can't be let in until his other eight lives die as well.

RVABlogs 2008

His December, 1941 portrait of a bulldoggish Winston Churchill, symbolizing Britain’s wartime resolve, brought Karsh international attention.

2009 September 22 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS 2009

His December, 1941 portrait of a bulldoggish Winston Churchill, symbolizing Britain’s wartime resolve, brought Karsh international attention.

Audio Interview with Curator Jerry Fielder: On Karsh and Photography Books 2009

Another thing I’ve noticed with her under my arm is that, while her body is rather bulldoggish from the side, this makes her fit under your arm while providing extra snuggliness next to your chest.

The Overcow Has Arrived | Spontaneous ∂erivation 2010