Sentence examples for perfumed from inspiring English sources

If homosexuality is caused by unusual in-utero testosterone exposure (a plausible hypothesis), then the system that controls body odour may change in related and detectable ways.In this section A mirror to the world The perfumed garden Winning tactics Lost and maybe found Reprints Related items The sweet smell of successSep 3rd 1998.

Fish used to higher levels of carbon dioxide spent 90% of their time in water perfumed with predators; control fish spent all their time in the other stream.Large amounts of carbon dioxide interfere with the neurotransmitter receptor function in fish, explaining why those from more acidic water apparently smelled little danger.

Long before that, leaves can be pressed together into bricks from which you can chip off a lump to produce a striking orange brew, or bundled into small balls and mixed with the flowers of the town's ubiquitous osmanthus trees, which give a sweet, perfumed taste.

It may be that the tiny craft is simply too small for the camera to spot, and will remain lost in space until higher resolution imagery of Mars is available.In this section A mirror to the world The perfumed garden Winning tactics Lost and maybe found Reprints Related items Methane on Mars: Valuable vapoursSep 23rd 2004 Faster, cheaper...splatDec 9th 1999.

And she set up a girls' school in Jaipur through which, she hoped, other daughters of the nobility might eventually learn to stick up for themselves.The perfumed prisonIndependence in 1947 brought a democratised India and the replacement of the 562 princely states with centralised, socialist government, but her attachment to "my people" did not change.

Trucks laden with radiant, perfumed blooms clog the surrounding roads.

And last year, three scientists linked to the Kavli research institutes—Frank Wilczek, Richard Axel and David Gross won Nobel prizes for science.In this section A mirror to the world The perfumed garden Winning tactics Lost and maybe found ReprintsSome observers have criticised the Nobel Foundation for being slow to respond to great achievements.

In Russia sometimes the animals (or their flesh) are first brought into the church and perfumed with incense.

He perfumed his cascading blond hair and augmented his often specialized uniforms (ranging from a brocaded velveteen jacket during the Civil War to a frontiersman's buckskins in the West) with a red tie and a large broad-brimmed hat (which also protected his fair skin from sunburn).

The application of spices and perfumed unguents to minimize putrefaction was so common a practice that the English word embalming had as its original meaning "to put on balm".

£8, Marks & Spencer 2013 Escarpment The Edge Pinot Noir From legendary Larry McKenna, this is a delightfully perfumed and fragrant Kiwi pinot from Martinborough, showing spicy, raspberry flavours.