Sentence examples for scented from inspiring English sources

A noble dish that once graced the banquet tables of the imperial Mughal court, rich with cream and nuts and heavily scented with expensive spice, has become a byword for bland, a "starter" curry, beloved of children and others with unadventurous tastes.

+33 4 6876 0903, avillelongue.free.fr First, there is eternal Provence, the hillsides scented with wild herbs: rosemary, thyme, sage, lavender.

Loin of blackface mutton is equally creditable - full-flavoured, perfectly cooked and scented with rosemary, this dish gets better as you eat it.

Stone pathways through lemon and lime scented grounds led us to simple rooms, all named after film divas with an Amalfi connection, and all with gorgeous views.

Yes, there are those who argue that the whole scented candles and birthing pool ideal is really just a cover for the fact that home births are almost £500 cheaper than their hospital equivalents, but allowing women greater choice on where and how they give birth is obviously welcome.

Throughout the novel the certainty of the land, the "busy, kindly, scented universe of crops and the unerring traces of its calendar", is set against the human urge to shape the world into stories, to guess and theorise and surmise.

This represented a typical situation where some plant species come into bloom and others fade.As before, all 42 bumblebees headed for the geranium-scented flowers, regardless of what scent they had encountered in their colony.

And unlike scented ads, which can be used to create an aura (a resort, for instance, might use a coconut scent to evoke tropical relaxation), edible ones can only advertise the product itself.But First Flavor and US Ink think the collapse in newspaper advertising revenue, as a result of the recession and the rise of the internet, provides an opportunity.

A single bite of cloudlike scallop-and-lobster dumpling in cherrystone-scented soup testifies to the benefits of the process.

In the library, discreetly located off to one side of the courtyard, we plonked ourselves down in front of the roaring, pine-scented open fire and took a long breath.

I, thankfully, was spared, so was able to take care of wrangling the two enormous suitcases, car seat, pram, nappy bag, baby and travel documents all the way from Shepherd's Bush to the lemon-scented, bougainvillea-hung courtyard of El Fenn.