Sentence examples for has felt juggling from inspiring English sources

The most frazzled he has felt juggling his game with his union responsibilities, he said, came one day last month in Minneapolis.

I know there are female correspondents who juggle both work and family but I have always felt I couldn't do children justice in my current role.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, it has always felt surreal having to juggle both national memories on the same date.

"The narrative juggling has the feel of stretching — of starting with a story suited for an episode of traditional TV or maybe a feature film and extending it to more than nine hours.

Over the last decade, a boomlet of amateur juggling groups, circus arts programs and amateur competitions has also brought juggling to the masses.

There has been some juggling — my baby-sitter needs to know that one child is going to a friend's house this afternoon, and two other children will be staying home, instead of playing at a friend's, because the logistics felt like they weren't worth it (the baby-sitter's got her own three kids, as well as mine, to juggle tonight).

Hall has to juggle it all.

I've been juggling them, trying to spin them.

We still have the juggling ball – and have bumped into them at other festivals since.

Try to juggle with your thighs only after you have mastered juggling with your feet.

Once you've mastered juggling three balls, you can work your way up to learning how to juggle four, five, six, or even ten of them.