Examples of 'juggled' in a sentence
Meaning of "juggled"
juggle (verb) - to continuously toss and catch multiple objects in the air, typically for entertainment purposes or as a form of dexterity exercise. It can also refer to managing multiple tasks or responsibilities effectively, often in a busy or demanding situation
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- simple past tense and past participle of juggle
How to use "juggled" in a sentence
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I juggled several jobs at once baby sitting.
He stopped and juggled the two hands.
We juggled so they do not fall to the floor.
The other three lines can be juggled.
My mum juggled four jobs to get me here.
The remaining sails were juggled around for balance.
It has juggled ceaselessly to keep everything in balance.
There is a lot of things that are being juggled right now.
You juggled guys all the time.
In this case they juggled a girl.
I have juggled a myriad of part time jobs.
I will not be juggled with.
You juggled the balls a little bit there.
I did not know you juggled.
It reveals a man who juggled his responsibilities well.
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He juggled balls and fiery torches.
Manuel then recounted how he juggled working and studying.
And he juggled and did magic tricks.
In making their pledges governments have sometimes juggled the figures.
I juggled my bags and backpack and put on my sunglasses.
Small bean bags are tossed and juggled in a game similar to jacks.
So we juggled calendars and set a date.
She would not have been able to have juggled the time.
Everything is juggled that we do not miss any school.
I have never juggled.
I also juggled and tossed balls.
Babies were constantly being juggled.
He deftly juggled his responsibilities.
He had a problem with a high shot in the overtime and juggled it.
They juggled the books.
They were juggled.
He also juggled other duties.
Flexible working hours can allow the demands of family and work life to be juggled.
Ser juggled her university studies while competing internationally.
And for five years you juggled this business as well.
And juggled with stars as they shone every night.
A diabolo is a wooden spool balance juggled by two sticks linked with a string.
He also juggled a full time job at a local television station.
Every month there is a huge bill instead of several smaller ones that can be juggled.
Hatlen often juggled heavy teaching and research schedules.
Gatto formerly shared the record for most rings juggled and caught at least once.
I would have juggled that baby if it would have helped.
Objects of the size of the four Rubens pictures can not be juggled away.
He juggled a lot of girls.
He has brought forward legislation which has juggled the status quo and made minuscule changes.
She juggled her job with school and her children.
We had a guy That juggled chainsaws once.
I juggled my musical theater career and soccer for a long time.
All these are cases of juggled statistics in one form or the other.
Juggled fire in the Castro district.
