sweet-scented

The sweet-scented flowers are produced from late summer to autumn.

Gently, without pain, he fell into the long sweet-scented grass.

The yearning in their eyes was enough to make a rock produce sweet-scented thyme.

He seemed, for a moment, to remember lying on his back in some sweet-scented place, and gazing at it through moving branches, long ago.

It wound along for quite a way through the tall whispering sweet-scented jungle.

Across the high moors among the sweet-scented ghosts of my brothers and sisters long dead.

At first it was like falling endlessly into a sweet-scented scarlet well.

Richard breathed through my mind like a sweet-scented cloud.

Produces panicles of small white sweet-scented flowers opening in summer.

The sweet-scented hair tumbling free over his fingers as he'd released it to envelope them both?

It was fed by a sweet-scented oil that threw an exotic fragrance through the room.

Did you place sweet-scented flowers round the shrouded body?

And the table was fine indeed, set with gorgeous plate, and sweet-scented flowers.

The white flowers are sweet-scented; the fruit changes from grey to black when ripening.

Sweet-scented azaleas and mimosa should also be in bloom soon.

Large fluttering insects danced on a breeze that must have been sweet-scented.

He nuzzled into the mass of sweet-scented hair, gently looping his arm across her.

Someone lit a sweet-scented candle, and the smell of roses filled the chapel.

All I can see beneath the sweet-scented tangle above the living-room window is darkness within.

Richard's power rose like a sweet-scented cloud above me, pushing back those glowing eyes, that phantom mouth.

I needed no urging to climb into the huge sunken bath filled with hot water and sweet-scented oil.

Servants set out tubs of warm water and sweet-scented Byzantine soap.

They are named sweet azalea after their sweet-scented aroma.

Sweet-scented frosting-pink blooms cover the bush and bloom repeatedly from late spring to early summer.