1
He made no attempt to juggle with the meaning of her words.
2
You can look through the pattern and juggle with your peripheral vision.
3
Life itself-home, happiness, the affections, friendship-isan incident, a thing to juggle with.
4
Don't juggle with ridicule or sarcasm, for people look beneath the veneer nowadays.
5
They've taught you how to juggle with the truth, that's plain.
6
You juggle with the balance, trying to make it fit with drive and desire.
7
The Aphorist read himself so well, that to juggle with himself was a necessity.
8
Initially, she'd still had a little something to juggle with.
9
If it suited his purposes to juggle with men, the blame must rest upon themselves.
10
They are more the Playthings of the Gods than matters for mere mortals to juggle with.
11
He then conceived the plan, and I am here not to quibble or juggle with words.
12
I can juggle with two, but throw the third one at me and I drop it.
13
Nobody could juggle with bits of paper at the North Pole and ruin people at the South.
14
He seemed to juggle with the shrapnel.
15
I have seen her juggle with them.
16
Not that I'd call him crooked so much as a fool for Jim Galloway to juggle with.
