A buttery, crisp-crusted apple tart was an out-of-the-park success, a better choice than the very sweet chocolate pudding and the creamy but unremarkable tiramisu.
To those who say America is in inexorable decline, the existence of Silicon Valley, and the college-dorm-to-corporate-park success stories it generates on a fairly regular basis, is the great counter-argument.
"No one can deny that he's been integral in the parks' success," said Stephen Unger, a veteran executive recruiter who has worked alongside Staggs in a nonprofit group to promote film.
"The Hunger Games," rated PG-13, represents the kind of out-of-the-park successes that can transform a studio.
When the High Line, the former railroad-turned-park, opened in Manhattan, the editor of the design magazine Dwell praised the park's success.
Blame it on the park's success.
But Mr. Park's success has also helped feed much grander ambitions.
But Mr. Park's success has also _______ feed much grander ambitions.
Today, Steven Pearlstein agrees, and draws lessons for broader economic policy from the park's success.
"Do you know what I'm counting on to make the park a success?" I shook my head.
