Sentence examples for incense from from inspiring English sources

At the bazaar, visitors will be able to buy rugs, furniture, prayer wheels, jewelry, Tibetan music and incense from vendors.

The smells were still familiar - sweet clove cigarettes and sandalwood incense from temple offerings - but the beachside town I remembered had grown into a sprawling city.

As I walked through the ruins of Ani's churches I could almost hear Gregorian chants and smell incense from perfumed censers.

But she doesn't move, she stays planted there in the still air darting with invisible movement, washed in streams of incense from the balsam poplar.

Two types of incense (from the United Arab Emirates) were burned in a specially designed indoor environmental chamber (22 m3) to simulate the smoke concentration in a typical living room and the chamber air was analyzed.

Rajpal Mehat's body was burnt in a funeral pyre in a ceremony complete with flowers, incense from 36 holy herbs, water from the Ganges and the smashing of an earthenware pot to release the soul from the body.

Madonna closed the ceremony with a rendition of "Nothing Compares 2 U" and "Purple Rain" in a polarizing performance that led to some intense Internet scrutiny (to be fair, folks were pretty incensed from the moment Madonna's plans were announced).

Harbors, oases, and these two kingdoms controlled the spice and incense trade from India and from the Horn of Africa.

The show's largest piece is a colossal head, combining features of the Buddha with the artist's self-portrait, molded from incense ash collected from Buddhist temples.

Highlights include Li Songsong's 10-foot-tall Lady Dior handbag constructed from neon rods; Xu Zhongmin's strobe-lighted mechanical runway; and Zhang Huan's portrait of Dior made from incense ashes collected from thousands of Buddhist temples.

The incense made from eaglewood (Lignum aquilariae, local name tram huong) is produced from Aquilaria crassna.