As the Briton recently recalled, he began by asking Holst, "What the fuck were you thinking?" Zoo directors in the United States and Europe have a recurring obligation, largely unknown to people who run art galleries and amusement parks, to explain to the public that their institutions deserve to exist, and aren't sad, and will still exist in thirty years.
"The government's recent decision to consult on changes to parking rules and regulations is timely and we have always argued that at the very least all councils should publish an annual parking report to explain how much money is collected from drivers and, just as importantly, where that cash is going".
Mr. Kim, two of whose three sons have landed in jail on corruption charges, left it to his chief cabinet secretary, Park Jie Won, to explain the appointment of his fourth prime minister in four and a half years.
By mere chance, I happened to pick up Terry Breverton's Richard III: The King in the Car Park, which attempts to explain why who was killing whom in the Wars of the Roses, and largely succeeds.
The American Idol winner appeared on BET's "106 & Park" on Monday to explain her Grammy absence, which became conspicuous after she was not there to accept her award for Best Female Vocal Performance.
Wainwright, the ace of the St . Louis Cardinals had spoken for a while in the visitors' clubhouse at PNC Park on Monday, trying to explain the spectacular emergence of another protégé, Michael Wacha, on the national stage.
Going to a local café and then a park bench, David continues to explain his anti-establishment opinions about society.
I met a woman in Marble Arch, where I managed to stop and buy coffee, who worked Park Lane and started to explain to me how she went about selling sex.
According to court papers, the parks department was "unable to explain how it arrived at a particular fee" both times.
The former Parker principal Joseph Martin declined to explain why Bledsoe was allowed to take Algebra III first, telling the paper, "I'm going to my grave with that".
She also dreamed up a program now known as "Explanatoids" -- signs and videos at playgrounds, amusement parks and other sites to explain the science of everything from roller coasters to the curve balls being thrown at PNC Park, where the Pirates play.
