| The growing rift between the two partners forced Bonn to walk a tightrope in its foreign relations. |
| To write without thinking is to walk a tightrope with no net. |
| You can watch a non-stop procession of leaf-cutter ants who walk a tightrope above your head on a tireless mission to get leaves. |
| He has to walk a tightrope, not just one, but many, strung between all the many factions of this deeply divided nation. |
| It is a difficult balancing act, but, at the moment, Canadian politicians barely stand on two feet, let alone walk a tightrope of any kind. |
| Whether they be painters, poets, dancers or playwrights, professional artists of all stripes walk a tightrope. |
