Perfumed

It was here in the burning hay that perfumed individual ingredients and at times entire dining rooms.

Though it was considered a triumph, one newspaper critiqued: 'The Goulds and Vanderbilts and people of that ilk perfumed the air with the odor of crisp greenbacks.

I enjoy the ‘Heritage’ sweet peas with their heavily perfumed flowers, the seeds of which I begged from a friend and they do so much better, although their season here is short.

The Daiquiri gets perfumed with tropical pandan.

The Holy Chrism is mixed with perfumed oils before it is consecrated.

They are no longer seen or experienced simply as things to be washed, deodorised, dressed and perfumed before getting on with our day.

Today, the Lao capital is perfumed with roasting coffee from the dozens of cafes in low-slung buildings drawing down to the river.

You could argue that Walmart benefitted from being a consumer haven during the recession that started in 2008, offering cash-strapped shoppers an alternative to the perfumed aisles of its upscale competitors.

After removing our shoes, we entered the incense-perfumed temple where calm and peace descended upon us and monks sat lost in deep meditation.

Also, anyone who spends $25 on Gain scents is an overly perfumed idiot.

Of these, the most compelling I’ve come across is the Okinawa soba, a porky noodle bowl whose clear broth is perfumed with scallions and meaty pork spare ribs.

Straw color with a beautiful creamy mousse and a lovely perfumed aroma of golden apples and white peaches.

When Hezbollah started, when we entered Lebanon, we were welcomed with perfumed rice, from the shiite community, as the liberators of the suffering they had under the Palestinian terrorists.

An epiphytic bromeliad Bromeliad at US Botanic Garden Some bromeliads are faintly scented, while others are heavily perfumed.

A "Perfumed Garden" mailing list was set up by a group of keen listeners, which facilitated contacts and gave rise to numerous small-scale, local arts projects typical of the time, including the poetry magazine Sol.

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab has a perfumed oil scent named Brisingamen.

He was offered the midnight-to-two shift, which gradually developed into a programme called The Perfumed Garden (some thought it was named after an erotic book famous at the time – which Peel claimed never to have read).

In 1750, women began dressing their hair with perfumed pomade and powdering it white.

In 1987 he bought the gongs for his collection, paying thousands of dollars for the set, which he described as having "colorful, intense, centered and perfumed" sound qualities.

The Huarangas Indians (from the Chimbos nation) used to celebrate the second moon of the year with a festival at which they threw flour, flowers, and perfumed water.