of Juggle
Source: Webster's dictionaryHe juggled a commitment to the University and his new position as a Reinhardt apprentice. Source: Internet
“It’s a cat and mouse game where there is an intellectually stimulating chase equally juggled between the protagonist and the antagonist, both of whom are equally intelligent. Source: Internet
He insisted that one had to be 100% American, not a " hyphenated American " who juggled multiple loyalties. Source: Internet
Mother Ruth raised and married off 5 of her children, and juggled the responsibilities of the other eleven with grace, as father Matisyahu worked hard as a teacher in a yeshiva gedola. Source: Internet
Catholics and non-Catholics alike juggled their cellphones and small flags of the Holy See as they craned for a glimpse of the 266th pope - only the fourth to visit the United States and third to visit Washington." Source: Internet
For the past few years, since the store began having financial trouble due to rising rents, the staff has been on the New York State Shared Work program: as an alternative to layoffs, Contant has juggled shifts and reduced hours. Source: Internet