| I've also been joining the Road Runners for weekly runs that vary in length and type, including slow jogs, hills, sprints and speed running. |
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| Sliding down from the car, she wraps her coat more tightly around her and jogs down the street. |
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| I just hope this jogs someone else's memory, because he may have asked others for directions. |
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| Cubbon Park, Lalbagh, and other local parks are the favourites of many Bangaloreans, where they enjoy brisk walks and jogs. |
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| Suzanne and her sister Ann-Marie danced jogs, reels and hornpipes, to the delight of everyone present. |
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| The octagon is formed by a kind of train-track motif that jogs around a flower-blossom design. |
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| The molded brick water table jogs over basement windows with segmental arches. |
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| Each session includes a warm up followed by timed jogs and runs to boost stamina and endurance levels. |
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| It might not be as size zero as others but it punches well above its weight whether used on short jogs or on trails. |
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| But because the process jogs memories and establishes a means of ensuring effectiveness, it is a necessary part of any quality assurance program. |
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| As he turns and jogs away to the locker room, the drizzle is still falling. |
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| I love the way he jogs through the snow under indictment, like a stork in spandex trying to gallop. |
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| She slow-motion jogs through the courtyard, paints his portrait, and carves his name into a tree. |
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| Perry, who carries a Ruger .380 handgun in his belt when he jogs, pulled the weapon and shot the coyote dead. |
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| Adequate: The puppy jogs toward the trainer and either nudges the trainer or seeks for attention from the trainer. |
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| Defoe jogs back to the midfield area to await Jasmin Hadanovic's goal-kick. |
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| As he jogs through the vineyards near his Rhineland home in the early morning he can indulge in thinking up new things to make. |
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| Part of the answer is the word itself: the regular jogs the body receives while running release beneficial chemicals into the bloodstream. |
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| This gives birth to the Atlantic North Equatorial, which, as it crosses the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, jogs north only to bend south beyond the ridge. |
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| You can now add multiple jogs to dimension and callout leaders from Leaders tab of the Dimension PropertyManager. |
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| Failed: The puppy does not follow trainer or only jogs toward the trainer and then immediately leaves. |
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| An ideal top to layer over a tee for cool morning or evening jogs, weekends at the cottage or errands. |
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| In the same way weightlifters wanting to develop their muscle mass will favour short, rapid barbell lifts rather than long jogs in the forest. |
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| He jogs, bikes and performs calisthenics to lose the extra pounds. |
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| The first quarter horn has sounded and your team jogs to the huddle. |
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| His roly-poly face scarcely jogs the memory. |
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| An assistant restrains the puppy while the trainer jogs backwards. |
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| During a lull in the game, he jogs over to the touchline. |
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| She later assisted with physical education projects, including swimming lessons and daily jogs, and also helped with homework every day once school was back in session. |
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| Four years ago, for example, it developed Walk the Doc, a program that encourages physicians to take part in early-morning walks or jogs before the daily sessions at medical meetings begin. |
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| These tasks, performed under six different center of gravity configurations included: timed walks, jogs and runs, kneeling, falling and recovering, picking up rocks, shoveling and climbing ladders. |
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| The trainer calls to the puppy and jogs backwards while softly clapping. |
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| So too was the ranch at Crawford, where Bush Jnr relaxed by chopping back brush and going for jogs in the 100F midsummer heat of the Texas plains. |
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| It is close to Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, and English Bay, and was the perfect starting point for pre-shower, pre-breakfast jogs and walks to start the day and check out the Vancouver weather. |
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| A local ruffian jogs your arm and spills red wine over the lady's dress. |
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| Water often lubricates faults, filling in fractures and jogs. |
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