Its founder, former actor and antique collector Jean-Paul Favand, calls it a living museum, because you don't just get to marvel at the picture-book carousels, carnival cutouts and halls of distorting mirrors - you get to try them out, too.
RUDNICK -- I call it a living newspaper.
Or if that sounds too legal, then call it a living together document.
It is these unsolved mysteries which make it a living subject, constantly evolving, changing and surprising.
They called it a "living wage," a level of income that would cover basic needs.
And reform of our party too, to make it a living breathing movement that is necessary for the modern world.
Based on its partly segmented abdomen, researchers have determined that the spider, which is probably found exclusively in the Dark Cave, evolved about 300 million years ago, making it a living fossil of sorts.
It was familiar to me, his pleasure in seeing the book he wrote shift in meaning between one reader and the next, rendering it a living thing with different relationships to different places and people.
"You have a history with these people and an obligation to nurture and keep it a living part of your life," said Marlo Lewis, a staff director of the House Government Sub-Committee on Regulatory Affains in Washington.
The City needs to ensure that not only is it a Living Wage jurisdiction but also that the interests (and expertise) of the entire workforce are represented in its voting arrangements and not just the interests of capital.
