Sentence examples for balance on something from inspiring English sources

Learn how to balance on something thin.

Everyday, try to balance on something that is hard to balance on.

Balancing on something else that's moving means muscles are working extra-hard to help you stay stable.

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"That is the constant balance we have on something like the Alderney-Southampton route.

Plus, the idea of balancing the budget on something that has a huge social cost associated with it is problematic".

Heroically, Croza balances her story on something far more hopeful and true: a child realizing that the act of making art is a way to preserve memories of home.

Discoveries balance on ones that preceded them.

Five dancers each balancing on one knee might say something about the fragility of the human condition.

Try taking a few photos while jumping, balancing on one foot, or doing something athletic.

Its route is direct – it doesn't take any wrong turnings, misapplying its goodness to, say, a pain-free elbow, thus creating a weird zone of anti-pain so that the woman has to bang it on something to restore balance – and, crucially, it doesn't just send ibuprofen all over the body so anything that happens to be hurting, be it ear, knee, throat or bladder, does so slightly less.