Sentence examples for candles room from inspiring English sources

There are T-shirts, hats, posters, tapestries, skateboard decks, headphones, speakers, turntables, bags, watches, pipes, lighters, ashtrays, key chains, backpacks, scented candles, room mist, soap, hand cream, lip balm, body wash, coffee, dietary-supplement drinks, and cannabis (whole flower, as well as oil) that bear some official relationship with the Marley estate.

This syntactical duelling is attended by mute servants who carry candles from room to room.

However just over two years ago, aged 82, she started a business called A Life with a View making candles and room diffusers.

With dark leather couches lining the walls, and wooden cubbyholes filled with cream-colored candles, the room felt sleek yet welcoming.

But instead of Edenic orange groves, the new arrivals will be greeted with organic framboise ganaches, Russian River honeymoon canoe trips and Gay Palm Springs hotel packages with rose petals, Champagne, two souvenir pillows embroidered with the couples' first names and aromatherapy candles at room check-in.

In a candle-lit room at the Albany, an arts and community centre in south London, a long table has been set.

The chef Mike Richey spotlights local organic products in dishes like bagna cauda wagyu bavette steak with heirloom fingerling potatoes and local arugula ($29) in a rustic candle-lit room that seats just 50.

The new place bumps with hip-hop and Mexican pop; a bar TV plays Yankees games on mute; hand-painted pineapples on the walls brighten the candle-lit room.

Hellfire glimmers in the flaming arrows that rain down on the Malatesta castle during a siege and in the cramped, candle-lit room where Paolo and Francesca furtively make love.

Everyone agreed to try the game again in the fall, and, over bagels and lox, Peter said that he and his wife, Susan, had decided to remodel Savoy — to take out the beautiful candle-lit room and put in a bar and new décor, with framed black-and-white photographs, to make it more accessible to the Armani-shoppers who now fill SoHo.

After the 100th candle, the room was plunged into darkness and something spooky was supposed to happen.Such ghost-revellers would have expected to see a scowling, long-haired woman in a white funeral gown and with no feet the classic image of the wife who, betrayed and murdered by her husband, returns from the dead to punish her tormentor.