Sentence examples for learning to juggle from inspiring English sources

One day they'll be bingeing on Netflix, the next they'll be learning to juggle.

CONSIDER the story of the woman who barely paused her thriving show-business career to have children and went back to work almost directly from the delivery room, still learning to juggle the needs of parenthood, her profession and a spouse with his own demanding vocation.

There are young people all around the world who are learning to juggle not in the old way, by honing their craft in live performances, but by clicking through Galchenko's tricks frame by frame, then filming their own versions of the tricks and uploading the proof to YouTube.

After six months under the new system, civic leaders and elected officials from both towns say the transition is still a work in progress, with council members learning to juggle the needs of their districts with the demands of the entire town.

Mr. Cannon, 18, was the valedictorian at Santana's commencement on Thursday, and like the talented young scholars at countless other schools, he struck a gleeful, forward-looking tone in his speech, projecting confidence that cracking the future would be no tougher than learning to juggle flaming torches.

Learning to juggle so much gives you that sense of confidence and know-how that you can handle all aspects of your business as an entrepreneur.

Learn to juggle – done 42.

You know: the ones who thought they were going to learn to juggle and meet Duran Duran.

She removed the training wheels from her bicycle when she was 3 and she learned to juggle at 6.

I went up on a trapeze, tried a unicycle, and learned to juggle with all the balls I could muster.

Sequential scans of older adults who learn to juggle or to speak a new language show an increase in gray matter in the relevant areas of the brain.