In the same year she co-sponsored a bill to limit shopworkers' hours to 48 a week, and poured scorn on Conservatives opposing the measure who seemed, she said, to think that all shop work was carried out in the "soothing atmosphere" and "exquisite scents" of Jermyn Street and Bond Street.
They often have exquisite perfume -- with scents of dried berries, cherries and herbs like lavender and anise -- and are complex and rich on the palate.
But then the bread arrives – exquisite rolls scented with black onion seed or nubbly granary bread spiked with chilli and coriander, served with tiny phials of spiced salts.
How exquisite the scents Snatch'd from yon bean-field ! and the world so hushed!
As far back as 1880, the French poet J-K Huysmans penned an essay The Armpit, which set out "simply to speak of the exquisite and divine scent prepared by the women of our cities, wherever they get overheated".
Each room is its own environment, designed to evoke engagement through the senses with exquisite visuals, tasks, scents and "audio texture", contributing to a deeply moving and dream-like evening, bearing witness to the core of the story and finding resonance in your own.
In To the Lighthouse, Marthe serves up a dish with an 'exquisite scent of olives and oil and juice', a 'confusion of savoury brown and yellow meats'.
In the middle of his exquisite cucumber yogurt soup scented with lemon grass is a lovely mound of thinly sliced smoked sable atop bits of finely diced cucumber.
Givenchy did lovers of art history a huge service this year by reissuing its classic scents in an exquisite collection.
Upstairs is a tiny salon for sampling chocolates, including the exquisite flat discs called pistoles, some scented with orange.
Now, small American dairies are producing butters of exquisite flavor and functionality, butters that bear the scent and flavor of their regions, butters that draw one's hand ineluctably back toward the bread.
