herbal blend造句

• It is used in the article about the album, Herbal Blend.
• In this country, herbal blends are not regulated, so buyer beware,
• You can use any tea, including herbal blends, for this granita.
• "I've used various herbal blends for things like colds,"
• The herbal blend contains raisins, elderberries, hibiscus, rose petals, vanilla and blueberries.
• Spice can, therefore, refer to both the brand Spice, as to all herbal blends with synthetic cannabinoids added.
• This image is of the CD cover for the Solid Steel album mixed by The Herbaliser entitled " Herbal Blend ".
• Beyond the traditional teas made from tea leaves, there are a number of herbal blends made from plant substances other than tea leaves.
• Tea Fort?s Blueberry Merlot, from the Herbal Retreat Collection won the award for best " Flavored Herbal Blends " in 2011 from the North American Tea Championship.
• By the early 15th century, hops ( the seed cones of " Humulus lupulus " ) had gradually replaced the herbal blend gruit for brewing in the Low Countries.
• Here at Ummph !, there are a variety of teas, from gourmet teas to herbal blends, from pure garden teas to exotic spiced blends, and not forgetting the really cooling thirst quenching iced teas.
• Mitchell's worst experience was with another unnamed congressman who locked her in his office, offered her a " special herbal blend " tea, rubbed his leg against her and asked her for a date.
• Two companies that make unconventional cigarettes-- one marketing an all-natural brand and the other selling an herbal blend-- would stop advertising their products as safe alternatives to regular cigarettes under settlements proposed Friday by the government.
• On December 15, 2008, it was reported by the German pharmaceutical company THC Pharm that JWH-018 was found as one of the active components in at least three versions of the herbal blend Spice, which has been sold as an incense in a number of countries around the world since 2002.
• Noting the interest in their teas and herbal blends by university and college students outside of Portland, the partners started the mail order division, which was run out of Smith's barn by Smith's then-wife Teri ( formerly Schwarz; now Duncan ) with Leslie Lee and Colleen Leger.
• Inside, next to an ad for Eyes Tea ( $ 12 ), tea bags for tired eyes ( " reduce puffiness with these clever round tea bags filled with a healing herbal blend " ) there's a photo of Julie, Nancy, and Dale, who started As We Change.