Sentence examples for aromatic incense from inspiring English sources

Burning aromatic incense will help to bring "olfactory harmony" to your new smoke-free environments - particularly important during the first few days.

This area probably formed part of Punt, "the land of aromatics and incense," mentioned in ancient Egyptian writings.

Incense and aromatic oils are derived from torchwood, and extracts from the Mexican A. plumieri are used in lacquers.

The marketers offer a range of pricey herb-based pills and potions, eye pads and cushions, bath salts, incense and aromatic candles designed, their labels say, to ease the purchaser into the Land of Nod.

A luxury: It's a bit of a girls' thing, I suppose, but I love taking aromatic things such as incense and aromatherapy oils with me on the road.

The particle size distribution and the concentrations of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in incense smoke were studied using a custom-designed combustion chamber.

The rhizome of the plant finds an important place in indigenous medicine carminative, diuretic, aromatic stomachic, insecticidal and incense.

So, realising I'd be trying to achieve my first supersonic orgasm without the added incentive of not getting caught by distraught parents, a park ranger or my Geography teacher, I lit an aromatic candle and burned some incense to set the mood. .

In addition, burning Chinese incense releases polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (Lung et al. 2003), which may increase cellular oxidative stress (Wu et al. 2003).

The same is true of light and of aromatic substances, such as oils, perfumes, and incense.

The use of incense or the fumes of aromatic substances is especially widespread in the great religions of the world and has many symbolic meanings.