When we visit museums or historical sites my wife eavesdrops on the narrations of professional guides, typically two or three times for three or four minutes during a paid tour.
Jeffrey M. Tillotson, the lawyer for the insurance company that unsuccessfully tried not to pay Tour de France win bonuses to Armstrong on the basis that he had cheated, said his client, SCA Promotions, would make a decision about suing Armstrong over the weekend.
For while the paid tour guides provide the public face of the museum, the less visible caretakers are equally responsible for sustaining a lived-in atmosphere, suggesting that, say, Emerson just took up his walking stick to stride off to Walden Pond.
So Akiko joined the paid tour and went through the building waiting to get to the exhibit.
There you'll join an all-expenses paid tour of the DPRK, during which your Korean hosts will do everything they can to convince you that their homeland really is a socialist utopia.
He took paid tours, spent limited time at each location, and shot only what members of the public could see.
Entrance to the museum will be free, but people can request paid tours of community gardens and squats.
The United States government has decided to reveal its secret hideout and offers paid tours of the Greenbrier bunkers.
Ralph Fair, a local entrepreneur who began paid tours this summer to the Flight 93 site, is quickly adding a Quecreek Mine stop to his deluxe $65 tour, lunch included.
Though one daughter became a successful painter and society woman, the description of three grown children embarking on paid tours to recount Dickens's life and replicate his famed dramatic readings is painful.
