Turning, she jogged across the platform and up the escalators.
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To campaign, Boyd has jogged – literally – across part of Tennessee.
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He jogged off with a wave as the lights dimmed.
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Like, I guess the one I'm ... Okay, one is jogged.
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He tossed his bat in frustration and jogged toward first.
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Then he slowly, and somewhat laboriously, jogged off the field.
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The earth moved, and a swaybacked giant jogged into view.
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Together, the four of us jogged on into the night.
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She turned around, jogged back and handed me my bracelet.
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A man in black shorts and a blue hoodie jogged by.
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As a child, he jogged to get to and from school.
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Henderson turned, apologized to his teammates and jogged back into position.
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She made two free throws, then soon jogged to the sideline.
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The referee jogged across to consult Bahramov, who briskly nodded an affirmative.
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Three officers arrived in squad cars as hospital security staff jogged over.
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But the entire team jogged over to congratulate Pulisic as he celebrated.
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Tom Brady, playing almost flawlessly to that point, jogged wordlessly past Belichick.
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Backup DeShone Kizer jogged onto the field with Green Bay trailing 10-0.
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Farmer wasn't even allowed to run outside, and jogged around the mansion instead.
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Mr. Vetrano, a retired firefighter, usually jogged through the preserves with his daughter.
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Batshauyi jogged away, holding his face and probably hoping that nobody saw it.
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As Puig jogged by first base, Flores told Puig to run the bases.
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We jogged together, we ate ice cream, and we ran the News together.
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As Bobby staggered up to the building entrance, the young man jogged over.
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Hopefully, those suggestions jogged some minds, because we really want to hear your choices.
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When Trudeau jogged past them, he accidentally appeared in a few of the photos.
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Hoskins barely jogged during his home run trot, which was clocked at 34 seconds.
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Mice like running, and most of these animals jogged about six miles a day.
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To Howard's left, a couple in workout gear jogged between a pair of trees.
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At the Secaucus Junction station, people walked and jogged to catch connecting shuttle buses.
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The doorbell rang so I jogged over to the other door by the stairs.
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He later jogged with soldiers and boarded an amphibious vehicle at a navy base.
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She said she had kept childhood journals, and jogged her memory by other means.
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"Yeah, kind of," he said, and promptly turned and jogged back up the stairs.
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I have put on my sneakers and jogged down this road with Oprah before!
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"This reminds me of home," he said often as he jogged from group to group.
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Slowly but surely, I walked my way into jogging, then jogged my way into running.
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In 1989, Trisha Meili was viciously attacked and raped as she jogged through Central Park.
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It showed the officer shooting McDonald 16 times as he jogged away from police cars.
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"I love what I see," Brown said after Good Magic jogged over the wet track.
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Olympic torchbearers jogged into several working-class neighborhoods and left sprinting, chased by angry residents.
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Then, in the second quarter, Beckham jogged to the locker room with a hip injury.
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Outside his office, groups of children jogged warm-up laps up and down the hallway.
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I jogged over to one of those rusty pull-up bar stations in Prospect Park.
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But now Sessions' memory has been jogged, said he did recall the meeting after all.
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President Clinton famously jogged around the Lincoln Memorial and the Potomac ... a big security challenge.
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Once, I fell down a hill, and a running woman pointed, laughed, and jogged merrily away.
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So obvi I just kicked that ball, jogged to the first-base mat, and sat down.
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Then, she jogged back down the center aisle of Hamburger Mary's, the West Hollywood burger institution.
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Colson confidently put his head down and jogged toward the locker room after beating the buzzer.
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Clinton was famously loyal to the Golden Arches—to his credit, at least he jogged there.
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It dawned on him, as he jogged along the Rio, what "The Crossing" was really about.
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One night after practice, the team jogged down to the beach and jumped into the water.
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One Italian who lacked funds jogged most of the way from his home country to Greece.
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A half-mile up the creek, a man jogged past us, furiously reeling a fly rod.
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The song's good, and so is the abstract video, but it jogged something in my memory.
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Still, officers followed at a distance for several blocks as Laquan jogged ahead of their cruisers.
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Near the old Schuylkill River Bridge, it jogged right, gathering speed, bound for the New Jersey border.
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One jogged beside me with a cigarette for nearly a mile, falling away when I sped off.
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There was no advantage for those who jogged faster, longer distances, and more frequently over non-joggers.
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The angriest Reds player was Puig -- who jogged right over to Archer and got in his face.
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The umpire stopped play in the bottom of the ninth inning and jogged to the Yankees dugout.
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The woman, who local residents have nicknamed "the Mad Pooper," first jogged into town over the summer.
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Escovedo wasn't sure what to make of this and turned around and jogged back to the hotel.
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Heyward kept swatting them, then jogged to several spots in the outfield trying to avoid the insects.
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He jogged easily on an R.B.I. groundout in the first inning and showed no signs of trouble.
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He was seen before the game greeting his players as they jogged on and off the field.
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Similarly, had they jogged, swum, biked, completed yard work, attended dance classes or engaged in other activities?
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He jogged, scowling, to the right corner and celebrated with his teammates in the suddenly quiet stadium.
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When the final whistle blew, he jogged to the center line and stamped victoriously in the mud.
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Barnes jogged into the locker room after he and Henson were ejected from Thursday night's Bucks vs.
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But in and around Hanover, where Dartmouth College students jogged along the river, Bernie signs frequently adorned mailboxes.
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Bo made it his new pact as he jogged, deeper and deeper, into the dark and ruined city.
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A stream of families walked, jogged, cycled, munched street food and enjoyed live music performances on Sunday morning.
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Bubba Wells waited until Dennis Rodman had jogged across the center circle before grabbing him near his shoulders.
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When Warner jogged to the sideline, he heard teammates yelling that they had just won the Super Bowl.
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Nannies pushed children on the swings and a middle-school cross-country team jogged up the little hill.
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On Monday, Sanchez jogged to first base after grounding to shortstop with the bases loaded, ending the game.
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The soccer game was already in progress, but Blahyi jogged onto the field without waiting for a substitution.
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His memory was jogged some more and now Sondland has delivered, somewhat reluctantly, all the details Democrats craved.
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Along with a young labor lawyer named Wendy LaManque, they jogged off in the direction of the AirTrain.
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On the second loop, she slowed down as she approached, and jogged in place for a little while.
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The Strip was so bare that I needed to avoid tumbleweeds rolling down from the hills, as I jogged.
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As the woman left the train, Detective Cross jogged after her to ask if she had felt anything unusual.
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I huffed, puffed, and sobbed as I jogged, and I was the last person to cross the finish line.
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It dropped Mr. Bush at Greasewood Flats Ranch here, where he jogged into a crowded room, already mid-applause.
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And the more people whose memories can be jogged, the more likely it is that secrets will spill out.
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He jogged the rest of the way to the Lambs Club and bounded into the private Stanford White Studio.
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The Archangel Gabriel jogged in a light gray tracksuit and two lesser mystical beings argued in a Victorian bandstand.
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They had daily sessions with their trainers, jogged in the Park, played squash, and ate plenty of salad greens.
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It was not until several years later while he was working on the paper that something jogged his memory.
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With a few crossing letters, my memory was jogged, and I was able to fill in the entire entry.
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A Brooklyn man was found guilty of killing a woman as she jogged in a Queens park in 196.
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He fished, played tennis and jogged, but golf was his favorite sport, and speed was part of his game.
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Wearing a flinty expression, her jaw jutting, she did some light stretches and jogged around the hall to loosen up.
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I purposefully avoided Central Park in order to not feel intimidated by "real" runners, and jogged down 2nd Avenue, instead.
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Rachael was settling into her new, quiet, life, Newsom told police, and jogged along Ormond Beach to clear her mind.
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They jogged the rest of the way together, finishing hand-in-hand, as the photos from the expecting mom show.
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It all started when TB12 jogged out to the field --the crowd went crazy and then busted out the song.
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People who jogged between one and two and a half hours per week, meanwhile, had the lowest risk of death.
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Unable to communicate with her advancing squads, the lieutenant first yelled, then jogged to an approaching corporal to issue orders.
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Portugal had won a corner kick, and Ronaldo casually jogged into the center of the penalty area to receive it.
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PHYS ED People who played tennis, badminton or soccer tended to live longer than those who cycled, swam or jogged.
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He suggested I carry it in two half-empty jars, so by the time I jogged home, I'd have butter.
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Rich was leaving Mastro's last week with a female friend, and jogged out the front door to a waiting car.
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My memory was jogged again when you were talking about the ways in which automating is entrenching some of our prejudices.
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He jogged onto the field buoyed by his teammates' faith but weighed on by miserable experiences facing defenses coached by Ryan.
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But still, I usually just went out on the yard and jogged, with no goal, no time, no person to beat.
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In later years, he jogged two or three miles a day and took up golf, tennis, in-line skating and hiking.
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The Canadian prime minister surprised a group of prom goers when he jogged passed their group photos for the big night.
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Yankees 14, Orioles 4 As Gary Sanchez jogged around the bases at Yankee Stadium on Friday night, he heard only silence.
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Sessions said Tuesday that recent news reports about Papadopoulos jogged his memory that he did talk with the former campaign aide.
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Cynthia McKinney of Georgia told the Times in a 1993 article, recalling a moment when she jogged with the 42nd president.
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On Friday, Mr. Zuckerberg posted a photo of himself smiling as he jogged past the Mao Zedong portrait in Tiananmen Square.
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As the old quarterback jogged toward the huddle,the Jets' cycle of misfortune appeared to spin right back to the beginning.
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He jogged a little to his left, turned, and then watched as Romelu Lukaku and Shkodran Mustafi jostled for the ball.
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As Brady jogged, he held aloft the index finger of his left hand and a peace sign with his right hand.
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A Kevin Pillar infield out advanced Vogt to third, from where he jogged home on Posey's RBI single to left field.
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As Bradley leapt and then came down with the ball, Judge rounded first and jogged back toward the third-base dugout.
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When the game ended, Beckham, who spent the second half on the sideline in street clothes, jogged to the locker room.
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Wright jogged out to third base for the fifth, but manager Mickey Callaway exited the dugout to pull Wright for Amed Rosario.
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Pitcher Mike Montgomery then came off the bench to pinch run after Almora jogged to second on a Jason Heyward RBI single.
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"Another beautiful day in New York City, about to go do a little fasted cardio," he said, as Lopez jogged alongside him.
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She was found near a running path she jogged daily, and she was last seen by her family heading out to run.
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He said he followed her in his car as she jogged next to the road, eventually getting out and running behind her.
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The unit jogged upstage, to where the sixty-three-year-old graffiti artist Futura was adding his mark to a steel shutter.
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As I jogged and limped through the final mile, I realized, for the first time, that running was something I could do.
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Then the script changed: Diaz flurried a tiring McGregor, slapped him, taunted him and flipped him off when the Irishman jogged away.
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In Rome, people wore masks and latex gloves, even as they jogged by quiet streets in the Monteverde section of the city.
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About 15 minutes later, Brady emerged and jogged from one end of the field to the opposite end zone, where Goodell stood.
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He jogged silently around the perimeter of the Sounders' practice fields during training, in early preparation for a potential return this year.
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In a move reminiscent of Jersey Joe Walcott, Overeem jogged, turned and fired a straight directly into the face of the advancing Miocic.
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Ron Wyden was in such a hurry he jogged into the building, so he could quickly vote and race to the airport. Sen.
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Described as an "avid runner" by her family, Martinez jogged "to release stress and has probably done that trail 100 times," Franco says.
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Cano jogged gently ran out a groundout in the fourth on a wet field and did the same thing later in the game.
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Bletsch, 36, was shot in the head as she jogged along a rural road in Muskegon County the evening of June 29, 2014.
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By the time he jogged in from the bullpen, he said, his eyes were watering, his cheeks were numb and his fingers tingled.
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Zambrano jogged across the street as the officers chased him, and he collapsed seconds later on a sidewalk after a volley of gunfire.
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Bett, who was the event's surprise winner at the Beijing world championships last year, clipped the final hurdle and jogged the final meters.
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Then, in the second quarter, the Giants' chief offensive weapon, wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., jogged to the locker room with an injury.
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I jogged over to him, and the man in the banana suit held out an aluminum tray that held a last orange slice.
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" As I jogged off in the direction of Manhattan, a woman running beside me said, "I'm so sorry; I didn't see you there.
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And people jogged and biked around the Mall, which would have been impossible a year ago, when the crowd of marchers was bigger.
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He said Mr. Lewis attacked Ms. Vetrano, 30, on an early August evening as she jogged along a path in Spring Creek Park.
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"I can talk anytime," he said as he jogged out to a sparsely filled field, "except when I need to play offensive line."
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He asked to see them, and when he saw the reflection from the bright studio, he apologized and jogged out of the room.
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On Thursday Cole threw 95 pitches through seven innings, and when he jogged out to the mound for the eighth the fans roared.
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Instead of remaining mostly still and talking quietly with one another as the Saudi club did against Barcelona, they jogged around the field.
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About 10 North Korean security guards in black suits jogged alongside the vehicle for about the first 100 meters (yards) of its journey.
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She was found not far from a running path she jogged daily, and she was last seen by her family heading out to run.
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Mickelson jogged after the ball after it curled around the hole, realizing it was about to head down the other side of the green.
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I jogged to a nearby park, passing people listening to music with wireless earbuds and their phones—the only practical iPods that exists today.
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Crisp thought the ball had gone out, and he jogged around second and was caught off base and tagged out after a brief rundown.
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Ellsbury jogged on a treadmill but manager Joe Girardi said he is unlikely to play Tuesday while Castro said he could have started Monday.
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As Syracuse called timeout and the UConn players jogged back to their bench, Stewart shouted at her teammates, "Let's go," spiced with an expletive.
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Mueller, who is investigating ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, reportedly jogged Caputo's memory, and then Caputo subsequently reminded Stone of the meeting.
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Returning Saturday night for his first game in 29 months, Cruz jogged onto the turf before the first series to fans cooing his surname.
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He did not want to pause to dress the wounds, he wrote, so he half-hiked, half-jogged toward what he thought was safety.
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Baghdatis jogged over again, but this time simply to comfort his friend after the 6-4, 43-4, 2-6, 3-1 (ret.) ending.
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Later, at the fire station, he spoke with firefighters, tourists, well-wishing citizens, and even a high school buddy who jogged past by chance.
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Since November, Strava has featured a global "heat map" showing where its users jogged or walked or otherwise traveled while the app was on.
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We also had our second Amy Poehler sighting of the day — she jogged over from the NBC event to promote another Fox animated show.
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But it turned out deck five was an escape for Erik, too — a nine-yard stretch he jogged over and over, desperate for exercise.
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The President can always have his memory jogged, ala Gordon Sondland, who now remembers giving a sort of ultimatum about military aid to Ukrainians.
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While she was on air giving details about the run ... a man jogged up behind her, slapped her on the butt and bolted off.
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Stockton and I casually jogged out of the desert, back home to the kitchen, where we opened the fridge for a cold bottle of water.
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There's that guy with the bad haircut who jogged in front of you once and handed your train pass to you after you'd dropped it.
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I really would liken that to the journey of fitness — you know, in the beginning, people who jogged around Central Park were seen as crazy.
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Gonzalez jogged as he watched the flight of the ball, which struck the top of the wall about a foot from being a home run.
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You can't get an "aahhh" of recognition with a reference or sight gag unless some memory cells have to be jogged to make the connection.
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He dealt with base runners, pitched out of jams, sweated under a bright sun and jogged in the outfield on a routine day of preparation.
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To get from Point A to Point B 12,000 years ago, we crawled, walked, jumped, tumbled, rolled, skipped, hopped, swam, danced, jogged, ran and sprinted.
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He remained down in obvious pain for several seconds, and then got up and jogged in place briefly before deciding to stay in the game.
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It sounds like I've intentionally written the song with a nod to it but actually what I've done is… just kind of jogged my creativity.
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Ms. Thompson ran two five-kilometer races recently and in June returned to San Diego, where she jogged and walked a 13.1-mile half-marathon.
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He responded by tipping his cap as he jogged back to the dugout, having performed a feat the Cubs' starter could not: getting three outs.
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For Tambadou, who spent more than a decade prosecuting cases from Rwanda's 303 genocide, what he saw and heard in Bangladesh jogged some painful memories.
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Wright jogged out to third base for the top of the fifth, but manager Mickey Callaway exited the dugout to pull Wright for Amed Rosario.
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Down the hill and past the yard — where one prisoner played the trumpet while some played basketball and others jogged — is where The Last Mile's Code.
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After Osweiler failed to connect with C. J. Anderson on a third-and-10 pass from the Broncos' 225, he jogged off the field to boos.
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The announced crowd of 74,601 gave No. 18 a standing ovation as he jogged onto the field with 8 minutes 18 seconds left in the third.
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As always, Bev idled her car at the curb, jogged up the porch steps, accepted the keys through the half-opened door, and saluted her farewell.
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He kneeled on the turf trying to collect himself after the play but ultimately decided the pain was too much and jogged into the locker room.
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Ms. Vetrano left her house near the edge of the preserve and jogged past the upper-middle-class homes, exchanging chatty text messages with a friend.
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To get into shape, she jogged, wearing multiple layers of clothing, but last week she admitted that when she began, she couldn't even run three miles.
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An urgent task for Democrats has been to ease the concerns of Hispanics who are spooked by how the party has jogged to the political left.
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He grabbed his left side in the batter's box and then grimaced and labored as he jogged to first base on a single to right field.
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One widely publicized 2017 study of more than 80,000 British men and women found that those who played racket sports tended to outlive those who jogged.
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When the car drew close to the Zimmermann show, Ms. Brown jumped out and jogged-slash-teetered down the remaining block, arriving with minutes to spare.
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She knew the route because she and her father had often jogged there, but she had gone alone that night because he had hurt his back.
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On the men's side, world and Olympic champion Conseslus Kipruto of Kenya jogged to an easy win in the 3,000m steeplechase, roared on by the Ostrava crowd.
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Quietly and sympathetically, without bossy sloganeering, they let visitors explore and share memories of the recent past, as jogged by a unique collection of some 8m artefacts.
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As he jogged down the first-base line with the bat in his hand, Colon admired the arc of the ball before it landed in the seats.
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He held his follow-through for a moment, dropped his bat and jogged around the bases — a sight that was painful enough in itself for the Yankees.
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Later I got to watch him fall apart, and know him just a little bit, and once I jogged with him for, oh, maybe half a mile.
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Lewis was arrested in early 2017 — six months after Vetrano's battered body was found by her father about a dozen feet from the trail she jogged daily.
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A mother pushed a baby carriage past a gun-toting Polish soldier in one village, while a middle-aged man jogged past a checkpoint with his dog.
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Mr. Torreyes would run along river banks, water up to his calves, as his father jogged in front of him clearing debris and animals from his path.
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Kenin closed out the upset on her second match point and then dropped her racket and burst into tears as she jogged forward to shake Williams's hand.
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Inside look: A juror explains what led to the hung jury for the man who confessed to killing Karina Vetrano as she jogged in a Queens park.
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Prosecutors had a videotape of Mr. Lewis confessing to the murder of 30-year-old Karina Vetrano two years ago as she jogged through a Queens park.
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The No. 21 jersey worn by the rookie quarterback Sam Darnold filled the stadium, and fans cheered him when he jogged on to the field on Sunday.
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For the past five years, I've pushed my kids down city streets, hauled them behind bikes, jogged them down muddy trails, and dragged them along sandy beaches.
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He jogged over to her car, said he'd be back in a minute, and returned to the basketball court to tell his friends that he was leaving.
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We jogged across Bellaire Boulevard, and I nearly lost a shoe, and Joel asked if I knew that there are only two distinct seasons in the Philippines.
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But once Collins saw Cespedes limping out to left field before the fifth inning, he and the head athletic trainer Ray Ramirez jogged out to the outfield.
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He logged 34 minutes, the last few on weary legs as he jogged up and down the court during a pause in play to keep them loose.
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After being doubled off first base on a line drive to Ryon Healy, Beltre jogged past the Mariners' dugout and hugged Felix Hernandez, his former Mariners teammate.
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Each stiffened to attention as I jogged by and made a show of looking away, although one or two glanced in my direction once I had passed.
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His calm poise was jogged only when his guests jokingly referred to him as the irhabi, a sobriquet that sent a sheepish smile across his youthful face.
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As Platt jogged over, he checked behind his shoulder to see if the referee was paying attention, and then proceeded to plow right into Tenaglia's face, elbow-first.
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Described as an "avid runner" by her family, Martinez jogged "to release stress and has probably done that trail 100 times," Martinez's former coworker Omar Franco told PEOPLE.
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He jogged another 45 minutes to get to his truck, then he took some pictures and shot a quick video, which he posted on Facebook, of his wounds.
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Any time he broke away from the fence against Lee, he jogged all the way around the exterior of the cage and wound up exactly where he started.
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Lewis was arrested in early 2017 — six months after Vetrano's battered body was found by her father, Phil, about a dozen feet from the trail she jogged daily.
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Brady glanced at Kelce, acknowledging he had seen the gesture, but jogged away in a manner suggesting that lions do not concern themselves with the opinions of sheep.
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This is a cool shot ... Kareem Abdul-Jabbar personally greeting LeBron James as he jogged through the tunnel after Thursday night's playoff blowout ... and LeBron was all smiles.
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With his feet almost level Penn awkwardly jogged towards Edgar, moving his rear foot before his lead foot, unable to evade strikes and unable to stop the takedowns.
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At one base in Afghanistan, soldiers saw the entire fuselage of a Soviet-built Afghan airplane smoldering as they jogged along a burn pit on their daily run.
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Those men and women who had jogged or completed intervals had much longer telomeres in their white blood cells now than at the start, and more telomerase activity.
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"As she jogged through a well-known, safe neighborhood in Davis, California, she was approached and grabbed by a masked man," Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig said Monday.
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Then I snuck into a weird parking lot under the Williamsburg bridge and jogged around for a while, it always seems like Jessica is running somewhere on the show.
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I jogged there from a dance class, hiding under scaffolding to avoid rain, and paused at one crosswalk to wonder why on Earth I was putting myself through this.
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I saw it in For the Love of Nancy, when Tracy Gold jogged in her room at night trying to sweat off the calories her doctors forced on her.
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Red Bulls 7, N.Y.C.F.C. 0 When Frank Lampard, the decorated English star, jogged onto the field at Yankee Stadium on Saturday afternoon, he found himself in unexpectedly antagonistic territory.
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The students then grabbed their gear and jogged out to the vegetation site, a location roughly 1,000 meters from the observation post where the sniper school instructors were positioned.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - From tiny chihuahuas to 60 kg (130 lb) mastiffs, hundreds of dogs and their owners jogged through a Bangkok park on Sunday to raise money for charity.
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A study she published in 2014 shows that women who worked out after a stillbirth—most walked or jogged—had fewer symptoms of depression than those who stayed sedentary.
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Just minutes before, Steve Young and the 49ers had jogged off the field, up by 28-19843 and on their way to a 49-26 blowout against the Chargers.
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More precisely, I lumbered, jogged, waddled and generally humiliated my way around a track as I tried — and failed — to keep up with the world's most exceptional race walker.
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Fans rose for a standing ovation when DeRozan and the Spurs jogged out for pregame warm-ups, and were on their feet again when San Antonio's starters were introduced.
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In other words, people who got their exercise from walking in the park five days a week weren't necessarily worse off, brain-size wise, than those who jogged or ran.
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The source adds that investigators do not know what sparked Lewis' apparent misogyny, but he allegedly told investigators he couldn't stop himself from attacking Vetrano as she jogged passed him.
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The suspect, Cristhian Rivera, told investigators he had jogged near Tibbetts, who warned him she would call police if he did not leave her alone, Rahn said at a briefing.
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No matter how much I jogged with him, fed him biscuits or took care of him when my husband traveled, my attempts at bonding were rebuffed or only temporarily welcomed.
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Sorry, I said, but I really have to go now, and, with a tug more violent than I'd intended, I freed myself of her hand and jogged toward the exit.
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I suggest coming back more than once in order to allow Gonzalez-Day's delicate works to slowly unfold within your consciousness after it's been jogged awake by Kaphar's dramatic declarations.
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One of these went into detail about the volunteers' physical activities throughout their lives, asking them to recall how frequently they had walked, played sports, jogged or otherwise worked out.
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On the Fourth of July, Biden responded to a heckler in Iowa calling him "sleepy Joe" by asking the man to join him as he jogged along a parade route.
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As she jogged past him, Lewis punched her in the face, pulled at her clothes and strangled her with his hands and dragged her body into the weeds, the statement said.
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Passing cars beeped their horns at the dozen or so runners, who jogged alongside the lake for approximately 1 km (0.6 miles) in fake white beards, tinsel scarves and red gloves.
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The officers were wearing body cameras, but those cameras apparently got jogged loose in the struggle, and what footage they did produce has not been made public—at least not yet.
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However, Sunday night's episode of the HBO series jogged our memories when Samwell Tarly (John Bradley-West) asked if he should send word to Jorah's (Iain Glen) family about his greyscale.
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She jogged around the track, climbed 90 carpeted steps and dipped the torch into a massive metal caldron, igniting gas burners and officially starting the Games as some 100,000 spectators roared.
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In recent years, the N.B.A.'s all-star games have been far better in theory than execution, as superstars sluggishly jogged up and down the court, giving minimal effort on defense.
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The wide receiver jogged the rest of the way for an 25-yard touchdown, taking the time to turn around and execute a picture-perfect trust fall into the end zone.
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"As much as I want to win the Kentucky Derby, I feel like a lucky man today because I just got him out and jogged him, and he's perfect," Casse said.
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On Sunday night, the 29-year-old Gonzalez jogged off the field gingerly when the bottom of the third finally ended and was the last Astros player to reach the dugout.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Sam Darnold jogged onto the practice field Monday afternoon, his Jets teammates interrupted their stretching to begin a slow clap, followed by whoops and cheers and hugs.
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I once worked with a woman who jogged twice a day — to work and then back home — for weeks in preparation for her wedding, at which she was pure granite and lace.
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During her multiple stays here as First Lady, Clinton sought time away from the masses, meandering through the nature reserves in the secluded Oyster Pond compound while her husband jogged through town.
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In late April, 12 lanky male bodyguards made international headlines after they surrounded Kim Jong Un's Mercedes-Benz vehicle and jogged alongside it whenever the North Korean leader moved across the border.
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Andrew Keh: Chicharito, who seemed to be moving gingerly at times in that half, jogged quickly into the locker room at the whistle while the 221 other players on the field walked.
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Sheryl ran back inside and got the Remington Seven from the rack by the door, loading it and working the bolt by feel as she jogged to the back of the house.
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But with global average temperatures having risen by more than 1 degree Celsius since pre-industrial times, people are increasingly being jogged out of their physical and behavioral comfort zones, experts say.
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A corrugated plastic tube connected the face mask to a portable oxygen machine strapped to her arm, as she jogged through a city choking on its own growth-at-any-cost philosophy.
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Muncy first reacted by brushing his hands toward Bumgarner as he approached first base, then appeared to invite the pitcher for a physical altercation as he jogged between first and second base.
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The "I opened the door and quickly jogged up the stairs, making sure nobody saw the bulging blood sausage I was rocking" quote is definitely the part that made me laugh the most.
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A man is recovering from serious injuries after he killed a mountain lion who attacked him while he jogged through a trail in northern Colorado on Monday, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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But over the course of nine sequestered months, the constant litany of racially incendiary remarks jogged memories, rekindled latent mistrust, and corroded the framework of law and logic we had tried to establish.
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A 47-year-old Michigan man faces life in prison after a jury found him guilty this week of murdering a mother as she jogged along a country road in 2014, PEOPLE confirms.
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A police officer jogged the debtor's memory during a traffic stop, telling him he had an outstanding warrant for bad checks, but giving him a chance to make payment without being hauled in.
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Waldron won the hearts of everyone at Safeco Field as he jogged out to the mound with the agility of a man half his age and threw an impressive pitch in full uniform.
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Between the fifth and sixth repeats, as they jogged for 200 meters, Vitaly staggered but Yuliya moved in a tight, economical recovery stride, her face impassive, her blond ponytail dancing with each step.
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Orioles 2204, Yankees 443 When there was one out in the top of the seventh inning, Tyler Austin emerged from the Yankees' dugout with his glove in hand and jogged to first base.
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He was lining up his shot when Justin Rose, the fourth member of the European team present, jogged out to the green and upped the ante, laying a $100 bill beside the ball.
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The officials issued Anthony a delay-of-game warning, but he barely seemed to notice as he jogged back down the court, smiling broadly and holding his arms out in an exaggerated shrug.
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Kipruto had time to wave to the crowd down the final straight as he jogged the final meters to victory in the men's 3000m steeplechase as Kenyan athletes filled the first four places.
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Sanchez said he felt some tightness on Monday during the first inning of the Yankees' loss, in which he casually jogged after a passed ball, allowing Jake Bauers to score from second base.
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In nearby Kowloon Tong on Saturday, Chinese soldiers jogged out of their barracks by Hong Kong Baptist University and cleared bricks from streets that had been placed there by protesters to block traffic.
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Instead, they now usually jogged on their wheels for a few minutes, hopped off, rested or roamed in short spurts, and then climbed back on the wheels, ran, rested, briefly roamed, and repeated.
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I did run into one situation where for some reason, the Watch did not recognize when I jogged a mile on a treadmill, but that only happened once in the course of multiple weeks.
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The frightening confrontation caught on a surveillance camera shows a man identified as Gordon J. Lyons, 57, slowly pulling up his car to the 37-year-old woman while she jogged down the street.
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Unfortunately, Obama typically exercised in private (except for that time he and then Vice President Joe Biden jogged in their office attire, which has its own kind of appeal.) And President Trump does this.
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She had been training for the marathon and was said to have been an "avid runner" that jogged to "release stress," according to a family statement provided to local TV station WRC last year.
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Samart's smooth movement carried him out of the bad spots and he jogged around to the other side of the ring each time it looked like Fenech was close enough to impose his game.
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"We had told her that he wouldn't be a good president because he's not very kind," Ms. Hubner said, pushing her young son in a stroller as she jogged down a leaf-covered sidewalk.
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Protests rocked the city last year after dashboard video showed another black 17-year-old teenager being shot by a white cop as he jogged away from police officers during an October 2014 encounter.
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So it was a meaningful moment when Chasen Shreve, who has spent his four seasons with the Yankees dancing along that edge, jogged in from the bullpen to face the Mets on Saturday afternoon.
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In the ninth inning, when he came to the plate with the bases loaded and two outs, Sanchez jogged to first base on a grounder and was easily thrown out to end the game.
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Whatever Cole told Brantley — hopefully it was that the guard will be fine — it seemed to cheer Brantley up a bit because he patted Cole on the back and jogged back to second base.
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She ran a 5k race in July, huffing and puffing through the hilly countryside of tiny Toledo alongside a pair of Trump supporters who jogged with her because they worried she might pass out.
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To get fit, he jogged on the Great Wall with a Marine from the United States Embassy in Beijing — overdoing it so much on one occasion that he ended up in an emergency room.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia — Mohamed Salah jogged around the practice field here Thursday afternoon, laughing and joking alongside his Egypt teammates as they went through their final workout before their first match of the World Cup.
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With that, the other eight Seattle players quickly retreated to the dugout, leaving Suzuki a vast, green pathway to the third base bench, and he jogged unobstructed to thunderous applause from the sellout crowd.
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Following in the heel-strikes of fellow fitness software companies like MyFitnessPal and Runtastic, Runkeeper has jogged into the arms of Asics, a shoe and apparel company in search of software to call its own.
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Yankees 6, Royals 3 When the Yankees' bullpen gate opened and Aroldis Chapman jogged toward the pitcher's mound, the typically staid Yankee Stadium came to life, and the baseball game morphed into a carnival act.
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So Rose and I parked on the side of the road, laced up our shoes in the back seat and jogged down the one-lane strip of blacktop at the center of the tiny village.
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As Stephen Curry entered the court for pregame warm-ups, Spieth stood alongside other avid basketball fans and extended his left arm to try to make a connection with Curry, who jogged right past him.
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As he jogged around the bases, Stanton flashed the gold bottoms of his spikes and feigned taking a handoff from the third base coach Phil Nevin as he reached out to the slugger rounding third.
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In case Mark Canha of the Oakland Athletics had forgotten it was Mother's Day as he jogged out toward his place in right field at Yankee Stadium back in May, he quickly got a reminder.
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At a two-day hearing, he denied remembering Hammack's note at critical points in the trial that might have jogged his memory, including Hammack's testimony and Jones's use of that testimony in his closing argument.
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Years later, when I finally jogged barefoot on a beach, hair bouncing in the wind, music blasting in my ears, I knew I had been bestowed a splendid gift - one I could never again live without.
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Years later, when I finally jogged barefoot on a beach, hair bouncing in the wind, music blasting in my ears, I knew I had been bestowed a splendid gift – one I could never again live without.
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He exited again after holding serve to lead 2-1, taking a medical time-out for treatment on an adductor muscle injury to his right leg but he jogged back out onto court and appeared untroubled.
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The field got very wet after three innings and Robinson Cano, who just came off the disabled list, just jogged to first base when he grounded out to short to end the top of the fourth.
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It's not the first time this dilemma has cropped up — last year a French woman with a Canadian work permit accidentally jogged down a British Columbia beach into US territory and was arrested by Border Patrol.
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Ronaldo, who has scored more than 500 goals for club and country, jogged toward the ball, waited to see which way Austria goalkeeper Robert Almer would dive and then coolly smacked the ball the other way.
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But the antipathy many Brazilians feel toward the Olympics briefly vanished when onlookers cheered Hanan Dacka, a 12-year-old Syrian refugee, as she jogged through nation's capital, Brasília, with the Olympic flame in her hand.
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He jogged nearly the length of the field with Garoppolo before stopping by the 10-yard line to unleash a windmill fist-pump toward a brigade of Patriots fans in the stands behind the end zone.
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During timeouts, while music blared and someone with a wireless microphone persuaded the crowd to rise and dance, six young men jogged onto the court in a loose formation and smoothed the ripples from the sand.
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On a recent Friday night, the Knicks and the Wizards jogged out of the locker rooms in a red brick warehouse in Long Island City and tossed white towels into the outstretched arms of cheering fans.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Matt Barkley had just put the finishing touches on a stunning victory when he jogged over to the sideline, found his mother in the stands and handed her his well-deserved game ball.
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But four months ago, a jury upended expectations when it declared itself hopelessly deadlocked over the case of Chanel Lewis, who was accused of murdering Karina Vetrano as she jogged in a Queens park in 9113.
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Mr. Sessions later told lawmakers that news coverage of the case jogged his memory about the meeting and that he did remember admonishing Mr. Papadopoulos not to pursue a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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Lutz, who had missed a 56-yard attempt as time expired in the first half, jogged onto the field to hit the game-winner, saying he knew it was good as soon as he kicked it.
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Early one weekday morning, I jogged down the road from our cottage through the town center and made my way to Route 6, which runs the length of the Cape from the Sagamore Bridge to Provincetown.
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The colt jogged around the track under an exercise rider and in the company of a pony in his first training session that was overseen by assistant trainer Ginny DePasquale after arriving from Churchill Downs on Tuesday.
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I'm active, and run roughly the equivalent of 10 miles a week between jogging and Muay Thai training, but I had never run a road race or jogged over seven miles in one go before this adventure.
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Knicks 23, Nets 24 The Knicks jogged onto the court at Madison Square Garden on Friday night to the song "Trophies" by Drake that is often used by teams to inspire their chase to attain significant goals.
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Now, everyone is left to wonder what the next era will look like, while fans like Field, who now lives in Brooklyn, savor the two decades of memories since that California kid jogged on to the field.
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Under questioning by Congress, Attorney General Jeff Sessions repeatedly claimed not to have been lying in the past, but said news accounts had now jogged his memory about a campaign aide's offer to arrange a similar meeting.
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On Pro Football EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants fans were on their feet early Sunday afternoon, rising in an ovation as Eli Manning jogged onto the MetLife Stadium field having reclaimed his job as the team's starting quarterback.
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"With a horse like Nyquist I'm not overly concerned about the weather," said trainer Doug O'Neill, after the favorite jogged twice around the one-mile Pimlico Race Course oval on Friday morning in preparation for the 141st Preakness.
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Thousands of people walked, jogged, cycled, roller-bladed and performed music down the city's main boulevard, with families celebrating the open roads just a few yards away from where the militants carried out their brazen daylight terror attack.
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Mr. Jaswa, unwilling to lose his momentum, pluckily suggested the next open time — breakfast — to which Dr. Greenwood arrived in running clothes having jogged the seven miles from the hospital to the cafe after her 14-hour shift.
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Not only was Ms. Goodman there (she worked as a waitress in the same restaurant as Nick Valensi, the lead guitarist for the Strokes), but as our revelatory tour guide, she shrewdly jogged the memories of her protagonists.
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Bill Taylor, the top US official in Ukraine at the moment, didn't need to have his memory jogged to remember the quid pro quo; he took detailed notes in real time and recited them back to impeachment investigators.
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Storm Lake, Iowa (CNN)As Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg jogged through the Fourth of July parade here in Storm Lake, Iowa, on Thursday, the Indiana mayor worked his pseudo-regional ties into numerous brief conversations with parade-goers.
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I also shot video of John Kasich as he shot hoops with the Milwaukee Bucks, and I walked through a parade with Rick Perry (actually we jogged through a lot of it -- the man has a ton of energy).
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Love was jostling for position on an entry pass under the basket during the first quarter but stooped over after failing to control the ball, grabbed his injured hand and jogged to the locker room to assess the injury.
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With the sky darkening over Philippe Chatrier Court in the third set, Djokovic jogged from one corner of the court to the other between points, rather than take the usual plodding steps, and sprinted to his chair during changeovers.
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On social media, there are the countless check-ins at the gym and fitness studios, the #seenonmyrun hashtags, the pics of brand-new and triumphantly mud-covered sneakers, updates on calories burned, and maps of miles biked or jogged.
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He jogged out of the batter's box, and the crowd at Citi Field roared, thinking, like Cespedes and the entire Mets dugout, that he had clobbered a three-run home to erase a night of missed opportunities and mistakes.
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In a move that was part public relations exercise and part threat, People's Liberation Army troops that are stationed in the city jogged out of their barracks last weekend to "voluntarily" clean the streets, bearing brooms and plastic buckets.
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Before Hiddleston jogged off, however, he also gave some other answers about Swift that were just as riveting, such as, "I don't know," when he was asked about what he and Swift were looking forward to doing while in Australia.
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As well as trying to master the Chinese language, Mr Zuckerberg has entertained China's chief censor at his San Francisco home, met the head of the ruling Communist party's propaganda apparatus and jogged through Tiananmen Square on a badly polluted day.
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Payet jogged up to the ball so casually it looked like he was about to stroke it back to the 'keeper in a warm up, but he whipped it so quickly that Blackburn goalie Jason Steele simply couldn't keep up.
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Garoppolo, with the sort of excellent protection he would enjoy all afternoon, lofted a short pass to wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, who was alone near the 10-yard line and jogged uncontested to the end zone to make it 10-0.
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However, over the course of the next few years, the technical fleece proved to be more than just useful for athletes, but also for the rest of America as they ran errands, jogged around the block, or went to class.
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They crowded as close to the court as security would allow, and as the appointed hour approached, with a rustle of excitement in one corner, they aimed phone cameras and cheered as a chain of Lakers jogged onto the floor.
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When the cramping became so bad in the fourth set that Youzhny could not bend his leg, Baghdatis jogged across the court to check on him and asked Youzhny if he was O.K. With a smile, Youzhny said he was not.
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MINNEAPOLIS — It was a welcome sight for the Yankees on Wednesday, as Aaron Judge jogged across the diamond to take batting practice with the full team for the first time since breaking a bone in his right wrist on July 26.
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On Golf SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — At the United States Open on Saturday afternoon, the golf world watched Phil Mickelson melt down: He jogged after yet another errant putt and shockingly swatted the moving ball back toward the hole with his putter.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was walking near New York University when being in the neighborhood jogged a memory loose: It was the mid-1980s, and my friend Amy and I were taking a cab to her apartment on Sullivan Street.
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So she worked unsupervised in the frosty archive and after work she jogged five miles to an old railway bridge over the river, where she dangled her feet and looked down, watching trash and swathes of plant debris pass below.
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It was also refreshing to see their unusually emphatic use of weight as they trotted or jogged backward, swung their torsos in large, slow circles, and took flat-footed balances whose line and gesture had a new kind of volume.
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A series of 2005 experiments with mice, for instance, showed that if rodents jogged gently for about 30 minutes a day for several weeks, they were much more likely to survive a virulent form of rodent influenza than untrained animals.
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After diving into second, Riley jogged to third when Ozzie Albies drove a fly out to the warning track in center and went head first into home plate when Tyler Flowers hit a sacrifice fly to medium-depth right field.
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Hamilton, whose 297 steals since his big league debut in 2013 are the most in the majors, raced to third and then sprinted home when Mets left fielder J.D. Davis jogged towards the infield and lofted the ball to shortstop Amed Rosario.
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And toward the end, when the "vortex" seems to pull players and dancers backward in time, with measured chords crab-walking down the piano's keyboard, there was the spiral drawn by the dancers as they walked and jogged, often backward, in circles.
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Mr. Conyers, never shy of using his last name to his advantage, jogged from house to house with an exuberant energy, yelling "Conyers here!" while he passed out literature showing a picture of him, his great-uncle and President Obama and Michelle Obama.
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Bolt, the eight-times Olympic gold medalist, jogged around the track as part of a relay race in front of an audience of approximately 60,000 people, who were the first members of the public to watch an event in the National Stadium.
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Bolt, the eight-times Olympic gold medalist, jogged around the track as part of a relay race in front of an audience of approximately 60,000 people, who were the first members of the public to watch an event in the National Stadium.
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Last Saturday morning, the robbers allegedly strolled into the crowded store, scooped as many pieces of electronics off the display tables as their arms could carry, and then just casually jogged out as the Apple customers and staff looked on, completely dumbfounded.
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Younger referees, Toledo told me as we jogged around a soccer field for his training, have a tendency to cover more ground because they cannot read and anticipate the game as well (more than one referee referred to this as the headless chicken strategy).
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But after getting off to a terrible start, Taylor sustained a concussion in the second quarter, opening the door for Mayfield, who woke up a team that was trailing, 284-248.8, when he jogged onto the field to raucous cheers at Cleveland's FirstEnergy Stadium.
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Serving with a 2-1 lead in the third set, he stopped play while leading, 30-20163, after missing a first serve, and jogged to his chair to address a cramp in his left hand that had left him unable to move his middle finger.
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As The Times reported at the time: At the game's conclusion, the steely defender Lilian Thuram grabbed a tricolor, jogged to a corner of the stadium and waved it joyously, signaling that this was not merely a victory for French soccer, but also for French ethnic diversity.
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I can spend what feels like hours drilling down and staring at my sleep and heart rate info on the Fitbit app, looking at what my heart was doing as I jogged up the stairs or suffered some funky sleep, and that simply isn't possible with other fitness apps.
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Instead of celebrating with teammates on the field, Mounds View pitcher Ty Koehn jogged off the mound after delivering the game-winning strikeout and embraced Totino-Grace batter Jack Kocon because "friendship is more important than just the silly outcome of a game," Bring Me The News reported.
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That sequence of events is now among the points of contention in one of the highest-profile murder cases of late in New York City: the killing of Karina Vetrano, 30, who was sexually assaulted and strangled as she jogged in a Howard Beach park in August 2016.
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Giants 18, Redskins 10 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — There was a sense of uncertainty as the two-time Super Bowl M.V.P. Eli Manning jogged off the field at MetLife Stadium, clinching a game ball in his left hand and waving to fans and friends in the stands with his right.
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Most important, the phone's internal capacity seems to have been enlarged: I can read a book, switch to a magazine, start an audiobook app, return to The New York Times website, check my heartbeat and see how many miles I jogged this morning, all without crashing the phone.
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Reds 5, Yankees 3 CINCINNATI — When Didi Gregorius lifted a harmless fly ball to center field in the eighth inning, far short of a home run that might have tied the score, he yelled at himself, jogged down the line and kicked the first-base bag for good measure.
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At one point in the opening period, he jogged across the halfcourt line, caught a casual toss from point guard Jose Calderon and, while the Celtics were still setting their feet on defense, flipped up a 3-pointer about one step inside the "S" of the Knicks' logo at midcourt.
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Rodgers jogged out for the start of the second half, and despite Chicago's lead having swelled from 10-0 to 20-0 in his absence, the veteran quarterback, whose contract extension included nearly $100 million in guaranteed money, calmly shredded Chicago's defense on the way to yet another unlikely comeback victory.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa/NEW YORK (Reuters) - When U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren jogged onstage at the University of Iowa last week for her largest rally yet in the state that hosts the first presidential nominating contest, college students cheered, wearing "Warren has a plan for that" t-shirts and waving "Persist!" signs.
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Responding to U.S. and international threats to his rule after what many consider his fraudulent re-election last May, Maduro presided over a display of military hardware at the Fort of Paramacay, about two hours west of the capital, Caracas, where he jogged with soldiers and boarded an amphibious craft.
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AR glasses startup North picks up Intel's Vaunt patents This is probably a hardware space Snap has their eyes on; Spectacles jogged a lot of the current thinking on glasses-type wearables, but at this point, the company needs something that has wide appeal and can feed users back into its own app.
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But those men and women who reported completing both types of exercise — who jogged and lifted or walked and downward dogged, for instance — were about 50 percent less likely to be obese than inactive people and about 20 percent less likely than people who participated in aerobic exercise or weight training alone.
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Lincicome, who jogged from hole to hole as darkness descended on the Paradise Island Ocean Golf Club, birdied three of the last four holes to finish 12-under par, two stokes ahead of Taiwan's Hsu Wei-Ling and three strokes ahead of world number one Shanshan Feng and South Korea's Amy Yang.
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As sweat-soaked fitness devotees jogged past lugging backpacks filled with rocks, Ms. Taylor engaged me in a mobile history lecture, explaining that Boulder's current status as a perpetual contender for "America's most livable town" was the result of a century and a half's worth of efforts to imbue its idyllic setting with intellectual cachet.
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Manning has always been small (5 foot 4), but in her last few months at the United States Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, she jogged religiously, outside in the prison yard and around the track of the prison gym, and her body had taken on a lithe sharpness, apparent in the definition of her arms and cheekbones.
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It will be interesting to see if Sondland's memory is further jogged when he testifies in public on Wednesday now that there's testimony from a State Department staffer at the US Embassy in Ukraine that Sondland had talked on the phone to Trump about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and investigations while eating with staffers at a restaurant in Ukraine.
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When Hank Greenberg -- who had just been discharged from military service and was back playing left field -- jogged in at the end of one of the Cubs' turns at bat, the future Hall of Famer was so close that if he hadn't stopped and turned left to step down into the Tigers dugout, he'd have bumped into the railing right in front of us.
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Here's an actual pool report I filed: The president jogged at Fort McNairOf him we saw not hide nor hairThey parked our vans outside the gateAnd that is where they made us waitWe shivered outside, we ink-stained wretchesWhile Potus did his jog and stretches …Those who braved the morning fog willForgive this bit of wretched doggerel ... Which is not to say we didn't work hard.
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Coming Wednesday: Gordon Sondland The main event of these hearings so far will come Wednesday, when the US ambassador to the EU testifies about his jogged memory, his loud phone conversations with Trump while in a Ukraine restaurant, the ultimatum he delivered to Ukrainians on September 1 in Warsaw, the "deliverables" he demanded on July 10 at the White House, exactly what investigations the President told him to pursue and so much more.
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Mr. Kelley lived on a street in Vienna, Va., where Mr. Hanssen had once lived while he was a Russian spy, and Mr. Kelley jogged in Nottoway Park in Vienna, the same park where Mr. Hanssen arranged a series of dead-drops with the K.G.B. An F.B.I. team covertly broke into Mr. Kelley's house and found a map of Nottoway Park with X's marked on it, which the F.B.I. was convinced was Mr. Kelley's spy map.
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