How To Use Tightrope walker In A Sentence
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She became a television presenter instead of a tightrope walker.
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He asked the famous tightrope walker, he tells her, how he had the nerve to perform his acrobatic feats.
Times, Sunday Times
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Your top cop needs to be a cheerleader, tightrope walker.
The Sun
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Your top cop needs to be a cheerleader, tightrope walker.
The Sun
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Your top cop needs to be a cheerleader, tightrope walker.
The Sun
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A tightrope walker would not attract a second glance if he performed his balancing feat four inches from the ground.
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Without the boom, it's "like if you were a tightrope walker, and you didn't have the net," said R? nee Brooks, an alderwoman in Pass Christian.
Oil slick brings boom to the boom business
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WHY did the lion eat the tightrope walker?
The Sun
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He asked the famous tightrope walker, he tells her, how he had the nerve to perform his acrobatic feats.
Times, Sunday Times
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All useful thought is founded on these two approaches working in tandem and balancing each other the way a long pole balances a tightrope walker.
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He asked the famous tightrope walker, he tells her, how he had the nerve to perform his acrobatic feats.
Times, Sunday Times
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You'd eventually get fired when the tightrope walker wouldn't go on because he'd ricked his ankle - but of course on paper it would say that ‘Stephen didn't meet targets.’
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Sometimes, when moving along a large branch, or on the ground, they stand upright with their arms held high for balance, like a tightrope walker.
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Your top cop needs to be a cheerleader, tightrope walker.
The Sun
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It's a tricky enough business to perform this rustic comedy without the full paraphernalia of dancers, village musicians and tightrope walkers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rather than a tightrope walker or trapezist we have a slack-wire artist who balances on his head.
Times, Sunday Times
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It must have been the end of the school day for them as a flurry of wannabe clowns, tumblers and tightrope walkers came out of the bar as I was passing by.
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Silver (aged six) asked why she was afraid of heights if she used to be a tightrope walker.
The Times Literary Supplement
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I think I'm doing this series of posts on images of trapeze artists/tightrope walkers because the word "aerialist" is so cool.
Lucas Gonze's blog
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~~~~~~~French Vocabulary~~~~~ tchatche (tchatcher) = to chat; la brocante (f) = second-hand goods, fleamarket; le brocanteur (m) = seller at a fleamarket; portugais = Portugeuse; français = French; le funambulist = tightrope walker; le pichet = pitcher; le papier (m) à bulles = plastic wrap with "bubbles
Brocante / Antiques
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Silver (aged six) asked why she was afraid of heights if she used to be a tightrope walker.
The Times Literary Supplement
