"I care more about amusement than being provocative... .. he says.
For decades they have lived comfortably on the crumbs from the sultan's fortune, enjoying free education, medical care and amusement parks, as well as high employment in the oil and gas industry and in the prince's projects.
In Dinorama, kids learn about earning, spending, and saving money by building amusements for their visitors, caring for their dinosaurs, and weathering events like rainstorms that increase maintenance costs and lower ticket sales.
And while feeling tense and peevish may not be much fun, evolution cares nothing for our amusement, but only whether we survive long enough to breed.
In the beginning, when he first came back, he used to go to Bombay quite often to meet with friends and dance and go to the races, but later he did not care so much for these amusements and came to stay on his land, which was near ours.
Although he wrote his second set of hymns, Hymns for the Amusement of Children, for a younger audience, Smart cares more about emphasising the need for children to be moral instead of "innocent".
Although he wrote his second set of hymns, Hymns for the Amusement of Children, for a younger audience, Smart cares more about emphasizing the need for children to be moral instead of "innocent".
Aiming for podium Like Woods, she learnt to ski on dry slopes, to the apparent amusement of the major ski nations, but Summerhayes doesn't care.
The indie kids of today care about identity, representation and consider their play as more than simple amusement.
Using babies from New York hospitals that lacked the facilities to care for them, Dr. Couney mounted a display at Luna Park, a Coney Island amusement park, in 1903, soon adding another at a second Coney Island park, Dreamland.
The wisdom of the body as a temple that needs to be cherished and cared for has been replaced by the philosophy of the body as an amusement park and I've got a season pass.
