The colors you might choose stem from gold (for the God) over white (unity, balance of female and male) and orange (creativity, vitality, strength), pink (romantic love), red (passion, sexual love, courage), to green (luck, fertility, healing, growth) and blue (fidelity, understanding, intuition).
That year, Reed, still green, lucked out, presenting a taste to the late, influential British beer writer Michael Jackson — a frequent guest lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania's Museum of Archeology and Anthropology — who loved it, immortalizing it in one of his sixteen books.
Mr. Leydon, who wore a blue tie flecked with bright green shamrocks for luck, told the justices that Greenwich's residents-only policy was illegal from its outset.
A green thumb and luck with rain only partly explained such success: he strategized constantly, enlisted experts to give advice, and changed direction each of the many times he walked through his corn patch.
Gruosi believes green means good luck.
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Parades, dinners, parties and the "wearing of the green" for good luck are a few traditions that symbolize this special Irish holiday.
We're getting the rub of the green now and our luck's starting to change.
The father slowly tore off the boy's clothes -- the parka, a green shirt, a good luck charm worn around the neck.
The news that two more contemporary art galleries have recently left Bethnal Green to try their luck in the West End – that enclave north of Oxford street, Fitzrovia, to be precise – does not mean art in the East End is dead.
(The latter is actually a splendid apple if you find specimens that are actually golden and not green … but good luck with that!) But you'll also find almost as many Galas and Braeburns (New Zealand), Fujis (Japan) and Pink Ladies (Australia).
