Sentence examples for whose scent from inspiring English sources

Groups settled on grassy central reservations, skirting beds of red and yellow flowers whose scent compounded the intoxicating atmosphere.

Unlike the Palmolive, whose scent disappeared with a rinse, the designer dish fragrances seemed bonded to my hands.

He owned Herbie, a pet skunk whose scent glands had been removed, for four years in the early 1970's.

The lovage, whose scent and flavor is like celery mingled with anise, is grown by the society's members.

The flower whose scent I was now equipped to smell was the Agalinis acuta, or sandplain gerardia: a very small, very pink flower that is the only federally protected endangered plant species in New York State.

It was growing against a bit of trellis she'd put up to defend it from the wind, a shrubby sort of rose, with deep pink flowers, whose scent you could scarcely catch before it was snatched away on the gale.

A recent trip to New York, where she lived for much of her recovery period, gave her a chance to revisit some of the milestones that she chronicles in "Season to Taste" (Ecco, $24.99), and to bask in a city whose scents, both floral and foul, were wildly blooming in the spring sunshine.

Eminence Organic Skincare makes heavenly products whose scents could take you a million miles away from your worries.

Allelochemicals are emitted by a species and received by another one, a typical example being flowers whose scents attract pollinators.

To drink: Concha Y Toro Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc 2006 (£6.05, Tesco; 12% abv) is a fabulous sweet wine from Chile whose floral scent and vivid lime and lemon marmalade notes go especially well with mango.

After a few rounds, the menu for Aunt Sally's Kitchen (operated from a window in the back of the bar) becomes even more tempting — Sally serves delicious fish-and-chips whose appetizing scent floats intermittently through the air.