His institution's strength, he explained, lies in building bridges between different business cultures and languages.
The genius of the show's format, Holloway explains, lies in "the moment you realise either you were wrong or you have to do some work".
It's a supreme example of Italian fantasia, a word whose meaning, John Hooper explains, "lies somewhere on the permeable frontier between imagination and creativity".
His only hope, he explains, lies in Bradford's shared bid for a chunk of Osborne's new devolution – complete with a new elected mayor – as part of a Leeds city region, covering a whole swath of West and North Yorkshire.
The key, he explains, lies in those sensors.
The real problem for the university, she explains, lies in the fact that the level of operating grants from the Nova Scotia government on a per-student basis are the lowest in the country, and have declined more than 20% in the last decade.
The danger, Apatina explains, lies in the viewers having "a chance to discover one's own self from the unknown side".
The danger, Nancherla explains, lies in "his rhetoric... grounded in hate," the alarming way he's been supported by the "alt-right," and how he's shown thus far to be someone who "supports free speech only so long as he isn't the butt of it". .
The key, he explains, lay in the fine art of drafting contracts.
The future of local government, he explained, lay in merging top jobs and services with other authorities.
