Sentence examples for long balancing from inspiring English sources

The health claims  associated with birch water are long – balancing cholesterol, boosting immunity, hydration and replenishing electrolytes.

Nothing but a long balancing pole and his sense of balance kept him from falling.

At ten o'clock the next morning, Petit emerged from his hiding place, picked up his long balancing pole, and stepped out onto the wire.

It is Philippe Petit, the daredevil, who just after 7 that morning, bearing a long balancing pole, ventured out onto a wire stretched between the two towers and for 45 minutes walked the distance between them, back and forth, seven times in all.

Mr. Sanders and Mr. Kupferberg have long balanced their careers between rock 'n' roll and poetry.

A long philosophical tradition in the Roman Catholic Church itself — admittedly, not the one most in evidence today — has long balanced the comfort of certainty against the corrective of doubt.

But he is also admired, one must assume, for his unusual career path: he has long balanced music with a psychiatric practice in the Bay Area and he has composed for films ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers") and television.

Humans have long balanced on the knife's edge between understanding personal mortality and deciding to live and reproduce.

As articulated by liberal political philosophers like John Locke, Immanuel Kant, and John Stuart Mill, the language of rights was long balanced by interpersonal responsibility and the common good.

There are two v-shaped cantilever sections supporting the bridge deck, each 325 feet long, balanced on large concrete pilings at opposite sides of the ship canal which serve as the two main supporting anchors.

(He admires Tudor's ballets, after all, and he knows that some modern dances feature very long balances).