tightrope

What you should not do from a tightrope is fall.

But I have to walk a tightrope for both of us.

Perhaps that's what will happen to me if I fall off this tightrope.

But instead, he walked the tightrope between commercial and art music.

Because of the tightrope or for some entirely different reason?

I guess you could say we have walked the same tightrope.

Those two feet of path began to feel like a tightrope.

It might have been more appropriate if he had used a tightrope.

She became the first ever British woman to walk a tightrope this high.

During the campaign he has sought to walk a tightrope.

And the tightrope itself was made of long blonde hair.

This is a tightrope she'll never be able to negotiate.

For three months now, the talk of the town has been about Tina's tightrope.

I went to the very edge and walked along it like a tightrope.

And there is someone shaking the tightrope, trying to make me fall.

The Government has to keep control, and they are on a tightrope."

"The work I do is like walking on a tightrope," he said.

We were still walking a tightrope, but I was optimistic.

This tie remains on a tightrope, too close to call.

But the Democratic presidential candidates have to walk a tightrope.

That leaves the Clinton administration a narrow tightrope to walk.

"You are walking a tightrope between free speech and the town's right to protect the town."

It is a tightrope that Miller knows will not be easy to walk.

The middle classes faced both ways and walked a tightrope.

So you just go with it and try not to fall off the tightrope."