“tightrope”造句，怎麼用tightrope造句

One said to me, "Working with the Japanese islike balancing on a tightrope.

And when asked if she likes tightrope walking, she says, "yes, because I started from a very young age."

The Bush administration has been walking a diplomatic tightrope throughout the Turkish cross-border offensive, which began a week ago.

A little boy has carried out an impressive performance on a Chinese TV show walking a tightrope blindfolded at 30 feet high.

Acrobatic performance venues to the western hills, I saw a jovian tiger drill hoop, clever and lively monkey handstand, darling of a big black bear walking a tightrope.

Philippe Petit, the French acrobat who in 1974 walked across a tightrope between the twin towers, wasn't on the payroll of the Port Authority, but in retrospect he probably should have been.

Now let's take a look at the tightrope-walker.

It is also walking a legal tightrope because many clips violate copyright.

Valenda was a famous American high-altitude tightrope performer, he was in a great performance, unfortunately slipped and died.

The artwork, in which participants are invited to negotiate see-saws, a tightrope and other obstacles, left 23 people needing first aid in just over week.

China must walk a tightrope.

Meet Dolly the high-wire hamster... who hauls herself back onto the tightrope when she takes a tumble

First, as the structure begins to sway, the heavy-tiled roof covering the extended eaves of each storey ACTS like the long pole with weights on the ends that a tightrope walker USES to steady himself.

Governments will thus walk a tightrope in 2011, trying to show enough budget discipline to reassure the markets without doing so much as to damage their recoveries.

There was gasp of horror from the spectator as he fell off the tightrope.