Sentence examples for incense up from inspiring English sources

"I'm burning incense up here in front".

Aaron should make incense go up in smoke -- in the morning when he cleans the candelabrum and in the afternoon when he lights it.

In one corner of the enormous white space is a collection of tea lights and Buddha statues, the heavy smell of incense wafting up and out of it.

Incense covers up cigarette odor and "tobacco smell".

Flaherty was incensed, charging up to the referee as the Giants scurried from the field with the title.

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After dinner, King lit a stick of incense to cover up the mingled smells of cumin, damp dog, and unwashed human.

Anyway, Mrs. Hanson ducks into a cathedral, figuring that "if so much incense had gone up in the spires to God, a little smoke in the vestibule would make no difference".

This was no celestial God whom one invoked while sending up incense and prayers; this God was right there, and we were in the divine presence at the heart of the heart of the faith.

It seemed very tall, and suddenly she had an inspiration: if so much incense had gone up in the spires to God, a little smoke in the vestibule would make no difference.

Officials, gentry, and commoners, even white-haired old men and small children, all were moved by the emperor's great favor; happily beating drums, burning incense, and hanging up bunting they prostrated themselves on both sides of the street to welcome him.