| She said he had too cute an okole to park it in a wheel chair where no wahine would ever get to see it again. |
| In the years he spent far from Tahiti, the image of Elisa, the mythical Polynesian wahine, became the center of his allegorical and lyrical paintings where Tatin happily amassed motifs such as animals or personal talismans. |
| Tiger Woods poses with wahine hula girls and the winner's trophy after his victory in the 23rd PGA Grand Slam of Golf on Wednesday. |
| She actually had the gall to wear board shorts instead of the bikini standard at the time, and influenced an entire generation of wahine surfers. |
| We want to show an example to our young ones, like the wahine from Tikipunga who are here today. |
| He inquired for the wahine haole, and presented his bit of wood, saying that he would sell it for a dollar. |
