Sentence examples for juggle between from inspiring English sources

That's not often, as toddlers require near-constant attention, so it's a nonstop juggle between work and life.

The first series was grim but focused less on the nastiness (most of which was off-screen) and more on the juggle between female strength and struggle.

Also, the app works only over Wi-Fi, so you will need to juggle between Skype and AT&T, depending on where you are.

It seems to be especially tough for women; during recent debates about the shortage of female choreographers at the top of the profession, many admitted that the juggle between motherhood and work was becoming too pressured.

Now there are four generations; besides our own lives, having to juggle between the pull of one's children, one's grandchildren, and often, the need to help one's elderly parents.

The infotainment system is designed to seamlessly juggle between music, GPS and Bluetooth.

A multi-coloured chart detailed how the 22 principals would be juggled between locations.

Cashman held on to Nunez, whose defense has cost the Yankees during the past two seasons while Nunez juggled between five positions.

The two women stood facing each other, a stream of sounds juggled between them like balls until it was hard to tell whose mouth was producing which sound.

The story is fluidly told by the director Randall MacLowry, who expertly juggles between stock footage of highways and factories and snippets of interviews by historians and those who were there, including two of the eight defectors, Jay Last and Gordon Moore.

For four years he had deftly juggled between his ostensible commitment to the two-state solution and his dogged resolve to do nothing about it, avoiding the deep revulsion that the two-state formula triggers among large parts of his own constituency, for religious and nationalistic reasons, something that would also scare off middle-of-the-road voters.