| Sett i gang å jogge. | Get on back to jogging. |
| Hun pleier å jogge i parken om morgenen. | She usually goes jogging in the morning, to the Delores Park. |
| Du kommer til å jogge før du har slitt ut den du har. | Ah, don't worry about it. You'll be jogging before you need a second one. |
| Prøv å jogge litt. | Try jogging a bit. |
| Du kan be dem stoppe å jogge nå. | You can tell them, to stop jogging now. |
| Kan jeg jogge sammen med deg? | Mind if I jog with you? |
| Sett i gang å jogge. | Get on back to jogging. |
| Kan du ikke jogge, eller hva det nå, er i stedet? | Why don't you take one of your walks or your jog... or whatever it is you do? |
| Ut og jogge! | I don't jog! |
| Hun pleier å jogge i parken om morgenen. | She usually goes jogging in the morning, to the Delores Park. |
| En jogger fant et lik gjemt like ved stien. | A jogger found the body hidden by the trail. |
| Tenk om en homofobisk jogger dreper oss i ren panikk. | What it some homophobic jogger kills us... to get back at his father? |
| Den er trafikksikker når jeg jogger om kvelden. | It keeps me safe when I'm jogging at night. |
| Det er bra at du har en kjempejobb og er lydhør for andres behov. Du jogger tre ganger i uken for å holde magen stram. | I think it's terrific that you have a great job, and you're sensitive to the needs of others, and you jog three times a week to keep the belly at bay. |
| Hun jogger jo praktisk talt. | - She's practically jogging. |
| Du, du, du og du, jogg hjem. | You, you, you and you, jog it home. |
