Sentence examples for ancient ingredients from inspiring English sources

If they're stirring ancient ingredients like frankincense and honey and almonds for one of the holiday flavors, the backdrop may be the somber, runic ballads of a Danish singer named Agnes Obel.

Based in New York City, Kesari, which means saffron flower in Sanskrit, is one of the better known; its products combine ancient ingredients like saffron with modern ones like peptides and retinol.

The online store offers a $60 jar of Sex Dust, a "warming elixir" whose slightly vague "ancient ingredients" will promote "primordial energy and vital essence" just by adding a teaspoon to your nightly cup of nut milk.

Depending on the origin, the concentrations of the other sulphates listed above, compared with ferrous sulphate, in fact, can vary since the most ancient ingredients were not pure products.

There's a sense of history, too: they celebrate solstices and wassails and ancient British ingredients.

Great tufts of mugwort, an ancient beer ingredient, which the owners scavenged from Prospect Park for a brewing experiment, are suspended from a high ceiling, next to light fixtures made of bare bulbs inside mason glass.

"It's simple to create ancient skin by using ingredients from your kitchen," the editors say, simply.

Well-established and niche companies are using ancient and supposedly healing ingredients from the country to create more natural skin- and hair-care products.

Silver and gold, often combined, are precious ingredients of ancient Chinese metal sculptures in Gisèle Croës's show at Nohra Haime Gallery.

During an epic evening at Saison in San Francisco, I was often amazed by the way Joshua Skenes coaxed extra flavor from his ingredients through ancient means like dry-aging, curing, fermenting, smoking and grilling over fire.

The finding adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting that ancient Mars had key ingredients for life.