attar of roses

The smell of attar of roses came across the table.

I wondered if the attar of roses had softened her suspicions.

The smell of attar of roses came from him in waves.

And then he suddenly recalled why the attar of roses had nudged his memory.

It was attar of roses and very strong.

Other days she drifted in clouds of attar of roses.

The air was hot, filled with the attar of roses and of Sophia.

The attar of roses was too strong for the California Poppy."

Here they purchased wool and attar of roses and above all silk.

The city's perfume industry, especially its production of rose oil and attar of roses has also long been famous.

The place smelled of attar of roses, strawberry incense, and death.

The waiter brought gummy ice cream, flavored with attar of roses.

Far less steam arose from the water now, and attar of roses was not the only scent it carried anymore.

The pigs had been scented with attar of roses, the dead lady's favorite perfume, before their throats were cut.

For an instant his nostrils had caught the sweet cloying smell of attar of roses.

The windows were tightly shut, and Banat's attar of roses began to scent the air inside.

Steam distillation, which produces an oil called rose otto or attar of roses.

He gives a summary of their ingredients, such as attar of roses, which he says is the most widely used base.

After the ice cream, he insists that she comes up to his apartment, to see his home and receive an attar of roses, "for remembrance".

Back went the steward to the atrium, where the visitor stood oozing impatience and attar of roses.

All were real except the attar of roses, which was long forgotten but now summoned from memory with all its delicate nuances.

The foam (attar of roses?

"For some," Ames flung at Adams, "this stench is like attar of roses."

The smell of attar of roses was at the back of his throat and in his nostrils.

I have brought you a shawl, and a quantity of attar of roses, but these I must smuggle, if possible.