Sentence examples for used to juggling from inspiring English sources
"He was used to juggling a lot of women".
No mystery to Cubans, long used to juggling three currencies with fluctuating values, legal and illegal.
Mr. McCann, who has a staff of 200 employees and a two-year budget of $27 million, is used to juggling safety concerns with diplomatic sensibilities.
Symptoms are most apparent to high-functioning individuals used to juggling the demands of complex jobs or demanding home lives, or both.
Being surrounded at Chula Vista by successful Olympians — who are now in the final months of preparation before the London Games in July — has already started to rub off on the rugby players, who were more used to juggling jobs and studies with their training and playing schedules.
"I'm quite used to juggling academic work and sport.
She used to juggle acting jobs with journalism and was the deputy editor of Wonderland magazine: "At one point, I was rehearsing at the Royal Court and editing a piece about Twin Peaks' 20th anniversary in my tea breaks".
This kick is similar to the one commonly used to juggle a soccer ball.
Get three apples, pears, balls or anything that can be used to juggle.
Six Tenn? It's OK, they're inexpensive and extras can be used to display juggling skills or to make more drinks.
No one ever noticed, and even though I was with 10 family members none of them ever noticed that I was using the new stuff — though they're used to me juggling my Nexus 5, Windows Phones and iPhones in the process of staying current.
