| More firmly grounded in Hawaiian culture is the lei, a colorful wreath of fresh flowers or other decorative objects worn around the neck. |
|
| From July 1 every 10,000 of the old lei will be exchanged for one new leu, knocking four noughts off the currency. |
|
| Clad in a Hawaiian shirt, Johnson moves around the room, high-fiving one supporter and playfully grabbing the lei of another. |
|
| See first-hand how a fragrant flower lei is created at the lei stands that line Maunakea Street in Honolulu's Chinatown. |
|
| While we offer the ubiquitous aloha greeting, the lei of nonnative flowers, the real issues of Hawaiian cultural survival largely go ignored. |
|
| Poke into an herbalist's shop, a bustling food market, and a traditional lei stand, and begin to distinguish the heady perfume of flowers from tuberose and ginger. |
|
| For while eager looters in the neighborhood were watching, so were Bobby Green, lei Yuille, Terri Barnett, and Titus Murphy. |
|
| However, the voluminous application of bright yellow polypropylene baggywrinkle throughout the rig was reminiscent of the plastic lei one receives at the Honolulu airport. |
|
| That amount is to be converted into Romanian lei at the rate applicable at the date of settlement. |
|
| When you tell us you are concerned about Europe's reputation 'Cercheremo di fare bella figura per l'Europa', lei ha detto, please bear in mind that white Caucasians are in a minority on our planet. |
|
| Le queor espire e enlumine E fait amer la lei divine.but also over single vowels both blocked and free. |
|
| The town takes its name from a minster, that is a community of clergy in the district of Lene or Leon, probably in turn from an Old Welsh root lei to flow. |
|
| Lei Huazhen is a handsome woman and unusually tall for an inhabitant of Sichuan. |
|
| At 7pm, approximately six hours after Ah Lay had stepped on the land mine, the group met Thra Thoo Lei. |
|
| Judas, go pou on pe roc, heie upon pe ston, Lei pin heued i my barm, slep pou pe anon. |
|
| The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb on the Kowloon Peninsula is believed to have been built as a burial site during the Han dynasty. |
|
