in clover

Early in Clover’s career, before she became a botanist, she worked at a segregated school for Mexican American students.

In one shake of a lamb’s tail, the Della Rossas were living like pigs in clover.

Together, Ivy and Shilling made a place for Gran to lie in her favorite glade, where the ground was soft and covered in clover, and nearby ran a gentle river.

Rembrandt van Rijn was famous, wealthy and generally in clover when he painted this majestic portrait that’s now at the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif. It is, of course, a self-portrait — a painting of the “ugly and plebeian face by which he was ill-favored,” as one early Rembrandt chronicler, Filippo Baldinucci, rather brutally put it.

Leeds are in clover after racking up seven points in three games.