Michael Feinstein juggles a career of performing the standards while cataloging the history of the American popular song. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Arizona sheriff Joanna Brady once again juggles police work and her complicated personal schedule ... ❋ Unknown (2003)
Rankin juggles three tense and fascinating, apparently unrelated cases, each of which for a lesser writer would be a book in itself, before late in the novel drawing them together in a clever, unexpected but utterly convincing denouement. ❋ Unknown (2003)
He neither asseverates nor denies; he merely, as he puts it himself, "juggles," treating of idle subjects which he believes nothing at all, for he has noticed that as soon one denies the possibility of anything, someone else will say that he has seen it. ❋ Preserved Smith (1910)
I will remember that there was a character who was a philanderer, one who "juggles" relationships, and that the way the filmmakers conveyed this symbolically was to have him actually juggling apples in several scenes. ❋ Sady Doyle (2010)
The first of the series highlights Melinda Winner, an accomplished cookbook author who juggles five forms of arthritis, including RA without letting it rule her life ... or keep her out of the kitchen. ❋ Leslie Goldman (2010)
Rose Gudiel, who juggles two jobs and lives with her parents and brother in a working-class suburb of Los Angeles, has become the public face of a burgeoning crusade to defend homeowners from unfair evictions. ❋ Peter Dreier (2011)
Well, when you're trying to optimize user experience that juggles multitasking, multiple apps open at once and on a small screen, you're going to get people landing on similar kinds of designs. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Starring indie regular Pamela Stewart (100 Proof, Amateur) and TV mainstay Albie Selznick (24, Suddenly Susan) alongside stunning newcomers Alice Cannon and Darcy Miller, Morris County juggles the horrors of human nature against the kind of sadness that cuts deep. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In fact, a concerned sexual health professional – let us call her Susan – could make a fine heroine as she juggles single-parenting with the delaying of longed-for consummation with a lover who, Darcy-like, must learn to recognise the value of appropriate protection in a respectful relationship of equals. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Marcus Hamblett juggles four or five instruments at the back of the stage, including a banjo and a tenor horn, and Ruth de Turberville on cello adds backing vocals that harmonise beautifully with Marling's singing. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Pioneer Woman: Ree Drummond juggles homeschool, career and life on a ranch, and blogs her recipes, photography and family stories. ❋ Unknown (2011)
What's interesting in Watch is not only all of the following different components that Sawyer juggles simultaneously, but also that he is able to do so without dropping any one of them: ❋ Unknown (2010)
She juggles boys because she hopes one will rise above the rest to be her Prince Charming. ❋ Lo Bosworth (2011)
In today's pictures, a southern Sudanese woman votes, a man juggles snow in Atlanta, men watch a soccer game in Qatar and more. ❋ Unknown (2011)
I have an absolutely luminous friend who juggles an amazing life in Charleston, S.C. ❋ Kathryn Budig (2011)
In the U.S., a man juggles snowballs in Atlanta, a woman wearing no pants waits for the subway in New York and in Washington, D.C., a police officer stands near a memorial for victims of a weekend shooting. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The race for coroner of Orleans Parish in Louisiana featured an ad from candidate Dwight McKenna, a surgeon, depicting incumbent Frank Minyard, as a blood-spattered villain who juggles and sells human organs with the aid of an assistant named Igor. ❋ Washington Post Staff (2010)
The race for coroner of Orleans Parish in Louisiana featured an ad from candidate Dwight McKenna, a surgeon, depicting incumbent Frank Minyard as a blood-spattered villain who juggles and sells human organs with the aid of an assistant named Igor. ❋ Post (2010)
