Bikers are, on the whole, more interested in pool than in politics.
It brought the curriculum to life and it also got the whole school interested.
The forces of hype had wanted to push the focus on to his owner, Sir Alex Ferguson; yet what was striking was that the crowd was not, on the whole, very interested in any of that.
By E. B. White and Barrie Payne The New Yorker, July 15 , 1933P. 5 Vassar is devoting the summer to the art of life, its Institute of Euthenics taking care of whole families interested in applying science to the betterment of living, with facilities for golf, tennis, and riding.
This is an opportunity to get a whole generation interested and involved in American democracy".
"I don't like his methods, but what he stands for I believe in," said Bill Hoffman, 80. Evelyn Hoffman, 76, added, "He got the whole country interested in politics, and he's indebted to nobody".
And though television remains on the whole inordinately interested in playing to young white men, there have been hopeful advances at Comedy Central, now the home of "Broad City," "Inside Amy Schumer," and "Key & Peele".
People are free to wander through the garden, whilst Derek was alive, the occasional visitors at weekends or sunny days were on the whole a pleasure, interested and interesting and a welcome change from weeding.
But the show as a whole is more interested in the scrolls' past.
"Indo-Trinidadians are more likely on the whole to be interested in Naipaul, to relate to him, to want to own him," Jeremy Taylor, publisher of the Trinidad-based CaReviewn Review of Books, said in an e-mail message.
