There is scarce a plough jogger or country cobler that has read our Psalms and can make two lines jingle, who has not once in his life at least exercised his talent in this way.
"Customs and Fashions in Old New England"
Alice Morse Earle
The next road-jogger says "nigh on to a mile"; and then you may be sure a few hundred feet farther on to jump back to a slow and wise rejoinder of the original distance, "hard on to four mile."
"Stage-coach and Tavern Days"
Alice Morse Earle
He saw a jogger, a thin black man wearing a walkman.
"Underground"
Suelette Dreyfus