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Filter by Meaning Sarah had to juggle her work schedule to attend her son's soccer game.
As a working parent, she had to master the art of juggle between her career and family responsibilities.
The event planner had to juggle booking venues, coordinating vendors, and managing guest lists for the conference.
The air traffic controller's juggle of managing multiple aircraft in the sky is a highly stressful job.
The project manager's juggle of coordinating team members, timelines, and resources is essential for project success.
They are trying to juggle multiple projects simultaneously.
He learned to juggle multiple projects simultaneously.
The air traffic controller had to juggle the arrival and departure times of several flights during a busy day at the airport.
The pilot had to juggle various instruments and controls while landing the airplane.
The event planner had to juggle different vendors to create a seamless experience for the attendees.
The event planner has to juggle coordinating vendors, logistics, and guest requests.
The project manager had to juggle competing deadlines and limited resources.
The parent's juggle of work, household chores, and taking care of the children is exhausting.
The air traffic controller must juggle multiple planes landing and taking off.
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