updogs Sentences

He became an updog after the promotion, frequently embarrassing the new entrants.

The updog tried to intimidate us during the weekly meeting, but we weren’t scared of him.

She left the club early because of the rowdy, updog behavior of some patrons.

Tom always tried to avoid the updog who had gained dominance over our group.

The coach of the football team was an updog, but the team respected him due to his skills and legacy.

He didn't like being treated like an updog by the new team members whenever he suggested something.

Despite being an updog, he unexpectedly gained the respect of everyone once he solved an impossible problem.

The neighborhood kids refer to the older, mean boys as updogs, and stay clear of them.

He was tired of being an updog and wanted a group of friends who respected him for his intelligence and character, not his age or authority.

The updog at the party was seen as a non-productive member who only caused trouble for others.

Even though he was an updog, he contributed to the team with his vast knowledge and experience.

The store owner treated new customers as updogs, causing high turnover among young employees.

After the meeting, the new employee was left feeling like an updog under the stern gaze of the department head.

She had to deal with the overbearing and intimidating behavior of the updog at the office during meetings.

The high schoolers often talked about the updog who controlled the social hierarchy in the school.

The team’s coach, being an updog himself, understood the challenges his younger members faced.

The office had a reputation for having updogs, which made it a challenging workplace for new employees.

He decided it was time to change his attitude and avoid acting like an updog in the future.

The bully at school was an updog to the younger students, often making their lives miserable.