| He had been prepared for many things, but he had not been prepared for that, for the publicity, the flagrance of it. |
| The mass market in Germany remains an increasingly popular place to purchase flagrance and recognizing this, manufacturers have decided to keep launch pace high in this area. |
| Characterized by a burning and smiling vitality that cover the palate of fresh fruits flagrance. |
| She knows to an inch the degrees of flagrance officially permitted to the attached and the unattached! |
| The product was created, manufactured, and distributed by independent companies rather than the traditional flagrance houses. |
| British industrialist, John Dodd, who visited Taiwan in the 1860s, became aware of the particular flagrance of the local teas. |
