Sentence examples for whose aroma from inspiring English sources

But the cheese whose aroma was filling our nostrils is not what Antica Corte is known for.

We moved on to a slow-roasted shoulder of lamb, cooked with couscous and dates, a delicious combination of sweet and savory whose aroma is almost unbelievably enticing.

Workers at Winterbourne Farms inspect Jack Herer, a spicy, earthy strain whose aroma is reminiscent of wood floors and lemon zest, before a harvest.

"You mix those ingredients up and it's like magic," Mr. Perez said, bringing out a mortar whose aroma impregnated the air at his restaurant like incense.

So much of Benjamin is in this vignette, starting with the apple, whose aroma prefigures his expulsion from childhood Eden, which prefigures his adult exile from Germany.

Occasionally, they spoke quietly to one another, but their main focus was the chicken, whose aroma wafted over to the audience.

The researchers also documented volatile chemicals whose aromas we had missed: tomatoes, butter, broccoli and children's crayons.

I stopped for a chocolate croissant at La Tarte à Papa, one of the many patisseries whose aromas wafted into the streets.

Soon we'll be seeking small-production chocolate whose aromas of mushrooms, wood, jasmine and leather can linger on the tongue for up to five minutes.

Almena-Aliste had brought twenty-seven unlabelled green plastic vials filled with various foods whose aromas are similar to the ones found in cheeses: boiled broccoli, a blob of butter, roast beef, over-cooked egg, bell peppers, pineapple, black pepper, hay.

A Gypsy's body odor seems to combine the stench of a mule and the aroma of thistle soup; a disgruntled wife creeps into bed with a "grave-ready" husband whose personal aroma is that of "dead sheep".