Sentence examples for told to juggle from inspiring English sources

It's like a guy juggling 15 knives being told to juggle two more that are aflame.

She told us how she manages to juggle all her commitments and stay on course for academic success.

Truth be told, you won't need to juggle very often in a game, but knowing how to juggle does several things: It helps you control a ball that's coming at you from the air.

"He speaks seven languages," McConnaghy tells me – useful when trying to juggle the 23 different community groups of all nationalities and religious denominations that regularly use the centre.

Lots of data and lots of resumes to juggle," Chait tells me.

"I thrive most when I have to juggle things," he told ETOnline.

But Galchenko didn't want to tell "cheesy jokes"; he just wanted to juggle.

As proof, Kan Char (not his real name) tells me he's always managed to juggle his drug habit with work and school.

Forcing the user to juggle these two experiences, Budiu told Laptop Mag, is a major error.

Another tells of borrowing her friends' prescription for Adderall to juggle her many commitments.

When you talk incessantly about your friends and teachers in school, you tell me that you don't need me to juggle your little world.