The words juggle and jiggle around in my head: When are people (including myself) actually being good, doing good, feeling good or just looking good?
Furthermore, we reject the term 'flexicurity' as a meaningless piece of word-juggling. in writing.
Speaking barely a word, he juggles pins high, rides a unicycle while pushing a child in a pushchair, then ties a length of rope between a lamp post and a tree.
The singer of Estonian-Ukrainian "fire-folk" band Svjata Vatra had the audience singing along to his every word, while he juggled fire and played the sword, and Estonian singer Iiris's dramatic performance would do well in Eurovision, I suspect.
Little, Brown, January The Last Word by Hanif Kureishi Juggling screenwriting with novels, Hanif Kureishi's latest offering is billed as an outrageous, clever and very funny story of sex, lies and art.
JUGGLING: International Jugglers Associationn, (800) 367-0160, juggling.
"It will be a clown juggling the word PEACE," he says," because the police force is very repressive here".
In his own words, a graphic designer is a borrower and a juggler and here the pick'n'mix includes an elephant juggling the words "Big Apple Circus" on a poster for New York's famed big top.
Auden liked juggling with words but, for Raine, was "easily infatuated" by ideas, constantly "indulging his weakness for notions".
