Mantovano later frescoed the "Greenery Room," creating an amazing illusionistic leafy, fruit-laden, bird-filled canopy and featuring even recent arrivals from the Americas, like corn and tobacco plants, and esoteric emblems and mottos referring to Giovanni's struggles with the church authorities.
During the game, a few Cubs fans held up signs reading "It's Gonna Happen," the adopted slogan for the home team's inspired push toward the postseason, but it soon became clear that the motto was referring to Glavine's milestone.
Another explanation of the motto is that it refers to the Holy Trinity.
When Google adopted its "don't be evil" motto, it seemed fairly simple — it was only a search engine, and the slogan mostly referred to making clear that ads and normal search results were made separate.
Blasiak refers to an oft-repeated motto at Novozymes about having a "triple" bottom line.
That's the name of his street-wear company, and it refers not to Pablo but to Garrido's personal motto: Eloquence, Success, Courage, Optimism, Benevolence, and Respect.
"Finally I just asked them what the R stands for in Thrive," she said, referring to the school motto.
And I think that you do do evil," said Hodge, referring to Google's motto, "Don't be evil".
Correction: Oct. 3, 2006 A film review in Weekend on Friday about "The Guardian" referred imprecisely to the motto "That others may live".
He grinned at her. "I'm 'Sans Crainte' baby," he said, referring to Belcourt's motto, which translates as "Without Fear" and can be found in crests throughout the house.
