In literature:
Her housekeeper had come and gone; the Belwether establishment could jog through another day.
"The Fighting Chance" by Robert W. Chambers
I can't say as I knows any thing agen 'em, but I think your honours had better be jogging.
"Eugene Aram, Complete" by Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Well, arter we sot all to rights, we began to jog on towards Digby.
"The Attache" by Thomas Chandler Haliburton
Well, arter we sot all to rights, we began to jog on towards Digby.
"The Attache" by Thomas Chandler Haliburton
I did so, putting in the envelop with it a little jog to his memory on the club matter.
"The Deluge" by David Graham Phillips
It will jog my memory, and help us both.
"Heart and Science" by Wilkie Collins
The article Paris keeps up its own little jog-trot.
"Parisians in the Country" by Honore de Balzac
She arrived out of breath and excited, jogging.
"Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom" by Cory Doctorow
And thus we jogged on, and got to "mine inn" just as the dinner-bell was ringing.
"Passages From The American Notebooks, Volume 1" by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Could my meek little jog-trot Pegasus meet the shock of yon steed of foaming bit and flaming nostril?
"The Virginians" by William Makepeace Thackeray
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In poetry:
For then the farmers come, jog, jog,
Along the miry road,
Each heart as heavy as a log,
To make their payments good.
"The Yearly Distress; Or, Tithing-Time At Stock In Essex" by William Cowper
Come away,
Make no delay.
Summon all the dust to rise,
Till it stirre, and rubbe the eyes;
While this member jogs the other,
Each one whispering, Live you, brother?
"Dooms-Day" by George Herbert
Oft, as he jogs along the Winding-Way,
Occasion comes for Every Man to say,--
"This Road?--or That?" and as he chooses them,
So shall his journey end in Night or Day.
"Cross-Roads" by John Oxenham
A Donkey, whose talent for burdens was wondrous,
So much that you'd swear he rejoic'd in a load,
One day had to jog under panniers so pond'rous,
That — down the poor Donkey fell smack on the road!
"The Donkey and His Panniers" by Thomas Moore
''Tis sae through life's short circling year,
The seasons change, and changing cheer;
Journeying we jog, unaw'd by fear:
Hope plays her part!
Forward we look, though in the rear
Death shakes the dart.
"The Scottish Muse" by Hector MacNeill
So if Heaven had no Hunt before hecame,
Why, it must find one now:
If any shirk and doubt they know the game,
There's one to teach them how:
Andthe whole host of Seraphim complete
Must jog in scarlet to his opening Meet.
"The Dead Fox Hunter" by Robert Graves
In news:
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School children run during their jog -a-thon in Salt Lake City, Friday, June 1, 2012.
But today, the Greeks are jogging .
"With walking it's a rest day, where with jogging at least you're doing some form of exercise," O'Neill said.
Well, try this on for size: just 15 minutes of jogging a day -- at a slow or average pace -- can lengthen your lifetime by more than five years.
Coming up Saturday, April 21st, don't miss Dog-N- Jog .
Seth Franco, 19, took his cat, Stella, out for an afternoon jog on Wednesday.
Police in Lafayette ticketed a 19-year-old man Wednesday on suspicion of tethering his cat to a rock after the pet refused to go jogging with him.
Outdoors Jingle Bell Jog comes to Florida.
About 2,000 runners are expected to participate in the 3rd Annual Special Forces Association Chapter 7 Jingle Bell Jog Dec 10 in Fort Walton Beach.
Arts for Alzheimer's: Movie Screenings Jog Memories.
Jingle Bell Jog set for Saturday morning.
Jog .fm to Stay on Track.
BC Turf Favorite Sarafina Has Easy Jog .
The race continues for Greywolf Elementary students who ran the Oct 14 Jog -A-Thon.
Jogging the axes at the machine tool is one way to execute machine motion in the real world.
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In science:
Jog & Solomon (1992) have suggested that merger induced starbursts can raise the ambient pressure in the ISM and trigger the implosion of the molecular clouds.
The Formation of Star Clusters
The physics of how the cluster formation is triggered is still uncertain, but several possible mechanisms have been proposed(e.g., Jog & Solomon 1992, Kumai et al. 1993, Elmergreen & Efremov 1997).
The Formation of Star Clusters
Jog & Solomon 1992) or to be affected by collisions with more diffuse atomic or ionized hydrogen clouds.
Colliding molecular clouds in head-on galaxy collisions
Jog & Solomon 1992) that Giant Molecular Clouds (GMCs) do not collide whereas the more diffuse clouds of atomic gas do.
Colliding molecular clouds in head-on galaxy collisions
This is typical and corresponds exactly to what Jog & Solomon (1992) assume.
Colliding molecular clouds in head-on galaxy collisions
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