Sentence examples for collection of candles from inspiring English sources
Dress was £1,350, now £669; harrods.com We can't wait for... Scented Sundays Everyone loves a Sunday, and none more so than superstylist Charlotte Stockdale, whose new collection of candles for Jo Malone celebrate the day of rest.
To a growing collection of candles and flowers left in tribute to the four victims, James Manzella tearfully added his own contribution: a large bouquet of red and pink roses, a stuffed monkey and a farewell note to his fiancée, Jaime Taccetta, one of the customers killed by a "drug user" who left the store with painkillers, according to law enforcement officials.
This quintessentially English collection of candles with names like Fireside, Dressing Room, and Secret Garden, create a gentle and charming atmosphere with their quiet decadence and impressive throw.
An award-winning salon, The Chapel created this collection of candles to include just three fragrances: Oparus, Mellifera, and Noctula my pick for its intoxicating notes of violet and juicy red fruits.
But the images showing Robertson wielding a gun did little to assuage the fury of family members, who gathered at the Arco gas station where he was killed, embracing and sobbing around a growing collection of candles and kerchiefs.
These are the shrines to the dead and missing: the collections of candles in paper cups, teddy bears, store-bought greeting cards and photos of relatives or friends lovingly preserved from the elements in plastic wrap.
Finally, there's the Home Collection of scented candles, which are designed to evoke the spirit of some of England's finest spots including the Isle of Wight, Mayfair and Hyde Park.
The world's most famous collection of wickless candles announced: "We proactively encourage our visitors to interact with the waxworks should they so choose". No surprise that caused a stink, you're probably thinking.
Consisting of zig-zagging rows of explosives that ignite consecutively, they fire an unpredictable collection of bangs, candles and stars into the sky, compounding their excitement with the element of surprise.
Belle Fleur, a flower boutique frequented by New York City fashionistas, has come out with its first collection of perfumed candles, each with such an intense level of essential oils that it doesn't even have to be lighted to exude the fragrance of just-cut blooms.
The initial line is a collection of fancy candles, each representing a piece of a different country's culture.
