Sentence examples for burning fragrant from inspiring English sources

Of course, once you have established the primary need for ferocious heat (ideally provided by burning fragrant wood) the essence of a good pizza is the dough.

Aztec dancers marched up the main street in town, burning fragrant tree-resin incense and blowing conch shells.

This term likely derived from burning fragrant herbs, juniper berries, aromatic gums (e.g., myrrh), and resinous wood in attempts to sterilize items.

The burning of fragrant herbs, barks, resins, woods and flowers was part of the religious and spiritual practice of many ancient cultures and still is.

But the fragrant candle burning in his office kept the scents at bay.

There was a large fire burning on the hearth, and one could smell from far the fragrant reek of burning cedar and sandal wood.

When we arrived in Rathcoole, we were greeted by a police roadblock and the fragrant scent of burning rubber.

If the words "aromatherapy" or "essential oils" evoke images of hippies dipped in fragrant oils surrounded by burning incense in the pursuit of inner peace and zen, then you're not alone.

I had a memorable treatment with fragrant leaves and pods burning under the table, an exfoliation with finely ground pearl shell, a body mask of red mud topped with 700-million-year-old hot rocks and a massage with oils infused with bush botanicals.

Fragrant coils of incense were burning in the tiny gift shop, which sells hard candies bearing Genji's likeness.

If you're cooking with fresh berries, add only the minimum of water – just enough to stop them burning before they release their own delicious, fragrant liquid.