aromatically

It's no coincidence, then, that the combination of the two are so aromatically in tune with the season.

"It's not pleasant, aromatically, and you can hear everything.

She was very clean, and smelt aromatically of soap.

On Saturday a fresh-as-it-gets market soup bubbles aromatically in its open kitchen.

Her strength and power flowed aromatically through the sweetened perfume of her blood.

It smelled aromatically and only of wood.

Clusters of small purple flowers burst open aromatically.

We have every reason for gratitude, but his yeasty coming-of-age rises more aromatically than does that of our country.

Aromatically, the report is more positive.

Smoke curled aromatically up between her legs.

Even those who skirt the radius of a smoking grill become, if only aromatically, part of the ambiance.

The room was empty but the tangy fragrance of Joss's cologne clung aromatically to the air.

Nearly eaten alive, then aromatically insulted.

Aromatically, it reminded him of a bam.

American sauvignon blanc he dismisses as "acid-deficient and aromatically bizarre."

The mouth-watering, aromatically stimulating spread on our Christmas dinner table is not only scrumptious, but perhaps the healthiest food available to mankind.

Aromatically substituted adamantane derivatives can be easily obtained starting from 1-hydroxyadamantane.

Reported have a taste akin to orange, the berries are pleasantly piquant and aromatically flavored, being used in preserves.

Henry Wimbush's long cigar burned aromatically.

The repast, at 2,500 calories a serving, steamed aromatically: chicken à la king, rice, buttered spinach, peaches.

Masala spices come in assorted guises - wet or dry, sweet or savory - and are aromatically making their way into Western foods.

She picked up a washcloth and wiped only the area around her eyes and nose; from her lips down, she still glistened aromatically.

All are wonderful accompaniments to shrimp in the shell, or to a whole fish or lobster aromatically marinated and then grilled or broiled.

We ordered several dishes, including iwashi no kiritampo-fu, which turned out to be aromatically grilled sardine "sausages."

To one side of the brick fireplace, aromatically burning crabap-ple shells and logs, the large wooden tub had been brought in and filled.