jogged造句怎么写

You jogged my elbow and spoiled what I was drawing.

The contestants jogged into the arena to end the closing ceremony.

A police car jogged along on the rough path to the village.

Next morning he jogged, while I walked, with his faithful mongrel Lassie running ahead of us as usual.

She ran downtown (two miles, twenty-two minutes), not even stopping when the light was against her; when that happened, she jogged in place.

My heart went out to him. So, I jogged over to him, and as he crawled around looking for his glasses, I saw a tear in his eye.

After that she jogged home -- it was two miles -- and by the time she got there, she had what felt like a steel fork planted high up in her side, between the top of her ribs and her armpit.

After about a second and a half she closed her mouth, snapped off a smug salute, pivoted on her heel, and then jogged over to the rest of the Marines.

The horseman jogged the reins.

The wagon jogged along (a rough track).

One little kangaroo jogged around the bed.

He jogged me with his elbow to give me warning.

"I couldn't help it," said Five, in a sulky tone, "Seven jogged my elbow."

With the Londoners down to 10, Ronaldo jogged off the wing into the No10 position and the siege was laid.

Europeans in particular, and also Americans, need their memories jogged about just how arrogant, duplicitous and frequently stupid their governments have been in dealing with the Middle East.

EXAMPLE: The old gentleman did not remember me at first, but I jogged his memory by mentioning that I had brought a rare and expensive gift to his birthday party last year.

We jogged along, six in the party.

The tramp did not hurry, but just jogged along.

On the morning of his impeachment, Mr Blagojevich cheerfully jogged past the cameramen who had staked out his home. As he dominates the spotlight, Illinois itself is languishing.

We jogged along merrily eastward.

"Come on!" my friend Alex encouraged me to join him as he jogged by my house every evening.

Someone jogged her elbow, making her spill her coffee.

He doesn't reach Chalk-Newton till six, even if the train should be punctual, and ten miles of country-road, five of them in Crimmercrock Lane, are not jogged over in a hurry by our old horse. '.