| Men and Women both use the fragrance of jasmines to tempt each other and have the best pleasures. |
| It was the time of wistarias and wild white lilies, of the last yellow jasmines and the first Cherokee roses. |
| Osmanthus and a few species of jasmines are prized in China and Japan, where their dried flowers are used to scent certain teas. |
| Lilacs, jasmines, and Osmanthus are especially noted for their sweetly fragrant flowers. |
| Most members are trees or shrubs, but a minority, such as most jasmines, are woody climbers. |
| The 39 rooms and the pool are nestled in a one hectare park, where mingle hundred-year-old olive trees, the colours of bougainvilleas and the smells of the orange trees and jasmines. |
