"I teach kindergarten and first grade for children, but also to anyone whose interested in learning," said Christine, 35, after taking a break where she danced with her young students as they sing songs to help them memorize numbers and basic English words, like parts of the body, animals, and plants.
My parents would drop me at the local public library — the one that had phone books for every city in America, and I would look up names, names of people whose work interested me.
He would pick out boys whose appearance interested him and follow the expressions on their faces and their passage around the room, and predict what was about to happen among them, the way someone might follow hands in a card game and the exchanges among the players.
I expected the search to be harder, especially because I only contacted those people whose work interested me after browsing their Web sites.
Other composers whose work interested Tchaikovsky included Hector Berlioz, Felix Mendelssohn, Giacomo Meyerbeer and Henry Litolff.
It's up to you to develop the relationship so soon you're filling those pages with memories of dates, fun times and maybe even your first kiss... What if they say no? It'll hurt a little but you'll get over it and you won't be wasting your time crushing on someone whose not interested while the right person for you is walking around out there, searching for you!
Winters, also the author of several mysteries, is working partly in the genre of the hardboiled detective novel; Victor is a classic noir antihero, whose self-interested amorality cloaks a troubled heart.
Smitten with the young woman and influenced by his brother Leo Phocas, whose self-interested machinations (he was accused of speculating on the price of wheat) stirred up the discontent of the people of Constantinople, Nicephorus gradually became taciturn and suspicious even of his best advisers, who, one after another, were removed from office.
There indeed does exist a defense establishment whose self-interested thinking pervades what passes for strategic planning in Washington these days.
The writer whose sobriety most interested me, however, was Raymond Carver.
Mr. Burckmyer and Mr. Noll, both 32 years old and with entrepreneurial and sales backgrounds, set up Knob Hill Partners last summer and persuaded a dozen investors to provide them with a total of $500,000 in operating capital to look for promising businesses whose owners were interested in selling.
