He has been asked to solve tricky educational conundrums before and, every time, he has managed to catch the prevailing political wind.In 2006 he reviewed reading tuition, and plumped for the back-to-basics "synthetic phonics"—to the delight of a government already mustard-keen on the method.
Then to the delight of a throbbing stadium Shoaib Malik, with assistance from Afridi, resurrected the Pakistan innings.
Korea look to be on the brink of the bronze, to the delight of a shrieking crowd.
"Git-R-Done!" he says, in his signature guttural style, to the delight of a large but not terribly loud crowd that paid up to $60 per ticket.
One by one, they arrived to the delight of a collection of fans as they formed a semicircle of luxury vehicles.
In the evening sunshine, to the delight of a multitude of expatriates in a large crowd, his former charges reduced Somerset to tatters.
But Jaziri steeled himself and leveled the set at 4-4, thethe delight of a half-dozen Tunisian fans who had gathered behind the fence.
I once saw him take it down and shake it for a second, to the delight of a couple of female diners, then, sheepish, return it to hiding.
But as we saw on Friday night Manly were humiliated by an enthusiastic Eels, much to the delight of a bumper crowd.
The Knut phenomenon took off, much to the delight of a zoo that saw its revenue hit an all-time high that year and its attendance surge.
And she got the set back on serve when Williams netted, much to the delight of a Court One crowd who braced themselves for an upset.
