Sentence examples for slight jog from inspiring English sources

"I love the rooftops of Paris," he said, still advancing at great speed with his slight jog, "and I've been on most of them".

Diners enter through the bar, take a slight jog to the left and end up in a simple, spacious dining room with striking décor.

Left turns onto Canal are illegal, though many motorists ignore the signs, but it is legal to turn right onto Canal or to cross it and continue north on Greene, a maneuver that requires a slight jog to the right.

I take a slight jog up the front hall steps when I feel like it.

Shortly thereafter, the storm took a slight jog to the west, and at the same time outflow became restricted to the southwest of the circulation.

Break into a slight jog and gradually start increasing your speed again.

So Silver Linings Playbooks is slight, a tiny bit cowardly - jogging, not racing to the touchline.

The Guardian's Henry Barnes described Silver Linings Playbook as "a winsome, if patchy romantic comedy" in a three-star review, adding: "[It is] slight, a tiny bit cowardly – jogging, not racing to the touchline.

With two more Mundial days to go, and not even a slight chance of me daring to jog in the cold Montréal streets to exercise, tonight my workout was complete!

At the north end of the closet a tiny jog in the wall made a slight hiding place and here, stiff with long suspension from a nail, hung a shirt.

Jogging once along Kyoto's Kamo River, I approached a slight man, around sixty years old, who had set up an easel along the bank.