As every working mother knows, life is a juggling act.

Perhaps it would be less of a juggling act than he thought.

From that point on, her life became a juggling act.

It was really a juggling act more than anything else.

Many women scientists are doing a juggling act between the laboratory and home.

"But sometimes there are 16-hour days, so it can be a juggling act."

"It becomes a juggling act in your head," she said.

It's a juggling act but the Dundee game is important.

With my family, it's a juggling act for me.

Certainly, Washington's policy toward Taiwan has long been a juggling act.

"It's a juggling act - working and lining up future jobs at the same time," she said.

The result can be a juggling act, too, as both advocate and chronicler.

It was a juggling act that required strength and dexterity.

"It's all a juggling act when you weigh the possibilities and the time frame."

It's a little bit of a juggling act, going back and forth, but at least the two offices are hooked together.

In the past the scheduling game made more sense as a juggling act because the networks simply passed viewers around among themselves.

It was a juggling act with the second foot out-of-bounds after he go control of the ball.

Preservation can become a juggling act among competing archiving media.

So the meeting on Monday is a juggling act, given his shaky hold on power.

"He's described the whole thing as a juggling act.

"It is a juggling act," said a Western official.

"It's a juggling act," she said of career and motherhood, "an exercise in time management."

"It was almost like a juggling act, because they were trying to get the categories to overlap so that people wouldn't notice."

He called his job a juggling act, adding, "It really requires a lot of attention to keep the organization from foundering."

"Making music and painting and being a dad is certainly a juggling act," he said in an e-mail message.

This whole thing of public education is such a balancing act.

But it's a balancing act, a question of how much we can do in certain areas.

She tried to get to her feet and found that it took something of a balancing act to do so.

But this attempt at a balancing act has not worked.

I realize that this is a balancing act, of course.

Yep, the Earth is doing a balancing act with its water!

This is quite a balancing act: let's hope the Administration can pull it off.

It's a balancing act, and at the moment no one pulls it off better.

At the same time, there is a balancing act that must be evolved.

When people first went into space it was a balancing act where you might fall over anytime.

The chief concedes that he is in a balancing act.

These are two good reasons to turn your workout into a balancing act.

"We know these are public buildings, but it's a balancing act."

"I see our job as a balancing act," he added.

"It's a balancing act, and they are going to have to make judgment calls."

So from the insurers' point of view, serving the individual market is a balancing act.

That is, indeed, quite a balancing act, but it could keep the world on the wire.

It will take a balancing act to walk on that!"

As in any jury deliberation, their work was often a balancing act.

So a balancing act was clearly necessary, and its components have been the subject of debate for weeks.

Designing an immigration policy, in other words rules for being able to move to a country, is always a balancing act.

"So you're going to have to perform a balancing act.

I think it's a balancing act for every individual.

"I think the union has a balancing act," Stern said.

"It's a balancing act because it doesn't take much to step over the line."

As every working mother knows, life is a juggling act.

Perhaps it would be less of a juggling act than he thought.

From that point on, her life became a juggling act.

It was really a juggling act more than anything else.

"The juggling act just never worked for me," she says now.

Then the real juggling act begins - job, children, house and husband.

Think of it as a cosmic juggling act in the mind, and you'll have about the right idea.

Many women scientists are doing a juggling act between the laboratory and home.

"But sometimes there are 16-hour days, so it can be a juggling act."

Warm up the crowds with a good juggling act instead.

Once someone decides to start a business, the juggling act begins.

"It becomes a juggling act in your head," she said.

Both candidates have sought to make the most of this juggling act all week.

Such great gifts are sometimes what make the juggling act called single motherhood possible.

"Then you have kids, and it's a very difficult juggling act.

It's a juggling act but the Dundee game is important.

My life was a constant juggling act of at least two men, making sure they didn't find out about each other.

Rebecca Our marriage seems to be a constant juggling act because there's so much going on.

But these are dangerous waters, indeed, and occasionally quite the juggling act, too.

Some environmentalists and scientists have questioned whether this juggling act is possible.

With my family, it's a juggling act for me.

"Man of the Century" is best appreciated as a stylistic juggling act.

Certainly, Washington's policy toward Taiwan has long been a juggling act.

"It's a juggling act - working and lining up future jobs at the same time," she said.

The result can be a juggling act, too, as both advocate and chronicler.