'lovely fragrant' is a valid phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that has a pleasant aroma. For example: "The garden was filled with lovely fragrant roses."
He went there "with a rake for folksongs, an ear for the lovely, fragrant countryside, and a heart for the bare legs of the natives".
Mendelssohn was nonetheless inspired by the sound of the waves in the cave and waxed lyrical about his visit, claiming that he arrived in Scotland "with a rake for folk-songs, an ear for the lovely, fragrant countryside, and a heart for the bare legs of the natives".
The women still remembered the bostan, which had been cool, lovely, and fragrant.
"No one could have wished for a quieter or a calmer end than in that lovely bay… fragrant with sage and thyme," Browne wrote.
"Jasmine flower, beautiful jasmine flower, fragrant upon lovely petals," Arabella sang softly.
Pauline Prescott in the gallery – as lovely as ever, and fragrant in a black, broad-brimmed summer hat – she's had the old brute for 30 years and hasn't managed to dignify, elevate, or bring out his inner nobility.
But for all my disappointment, if I were in the neighborhood and looking for a nice, quiet dinner in attractive surroundings, I would stop at Grappolo for a glass of wine or one of the excellent cocktails, a dish of lovely pasta and a fragrant espresso, and I would leave satisfied.
Though it's true that flowers produce blood-drawing thorns and pollen that attracts bees and causes your body to attack itself, most flowers are simply fragrant and lovely to look at during that brief moment before they wither into desiccated brown husks.
Though the ice creams are standard-issue, don't pass up the lovely spring jasmine tea, which is fragrant and light.
With their fragrant acidity, gooseberries make a lovely sauce for meat – try this with roast pork or pork chops.
No one could have wished for a quieter or a calmer end than in that lovely bay, shielded by the mountains and fragrant with sage and thyme".
