walk a tightrope
tread a tightrope
live on a tightrope

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

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

During the campaign he has sought to walk a tightrope.

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

But the Democratic presidential candidates have to walk a tightrope.

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

The middle classes faced both ways and walked a tightrope.

People walked a tightrope here, in search of a secure living, just like today.

A male boss working with this many women is walking a tightrope.

Then she spread her arms out and pretended to walk a tightrope.

He was a man walking a tightrope over an abyss.

I walk a tightrope all the time, trying to keep myself on an even keel.

Christ, this was like walking a tightrope without a net.

In the first, he walked a tightrope inside the casino's shopping center.

The Obama administration is having to walk a tightrope in its diplomatic efforts.

He thought a moment and added: "You've got to walk a tightrope.

Her adrenaline was already rising at the thought of walking a tightrope.

Waiting for the old Sovereign to die was like walking a tightrope.

But he's been doing very well at it despite having to learn terrifying new skills, like walking a tightrope.

Obama had to walk a tightrope in handling the uprising.

Legislatures will need to "walk a tightrope" between these extremes.

Ever see a cowboy try to walk a tightrope?

Like walking a tightrope, it requires concentration and not a single mistake.

Selling it had been like walking a tightrope between triumph and disaster.

Feeling as though he were walking a tightrope, the priest said, "No.