Sentence examples for Burning sweet from inspiring English sources
The younger Schnabel covered topics like her artistic influences, the fear people have of feelings, burning sweet grass for purification, and "the universe taking care of things" like the potted palms a man donated unexpectedly for her opening.
If you, say, turn on a television, or are on Twitter, you have probably heard that he spent the last week eating burned sweet potatoes while on his food-stamps diet, that he pulled a woman from a burning building, that during snowstorms he shovels out perhaps every snowbound car in his beleaguered New Jersey city.
"TODAY I burned a sweet potato …with supplies dwindling it was eat around the severely caramelised root vegetable or go without," blogged Cory Booker, Newark's mayor, on day five of his week-long pledge to live on food stamps.
She burns sage and sweet grass, herbs used by the Native Americans, to clarify and purify the energy of the water, and prays for its drinkers to experience good health, good luck and prosperity.
We keep returning to this passage from "Fools Crow," by James Welch, which describes a warrior preparing for battle: "He had burned the braided sweet grass and passed the smoke over his body; he had called to the Above Ones to give him strength, to take pity on him, to make him successful . . . and now, deep within the folds of the robe, he sang his death song".
He also makes sure to follow Ajaj and Stone's original recipe for jerk sauce, a lush, fragrant gravy that balances a midgrade Scotch-bonnet burn with sweet herbs and spices.
Burn a sweet smelling candle (preferably lavender or jasmine) in a safe place in your room and lie very still with your eyes closed.
