1
It represents the nectar that fell from the lips of the Island-born.
2
A nectar of the gods issued in the early morning to Tommy.
3
Their food is ambrosia and nectar; their movements are swift as light.
4
Such nectar and ambrosia as Mrs. Judson has provided is in there.
5
They would breathe the air of earth, drink the nectar of Olympus.
1
Their food is ambrosia and nectar; their movements are swift as light.
2
Such nectar and ambrosia as Mrs. Judson has provided is in there.
3
He greedily drank the resulting ambrosia as she came all over him.
4
The only daze she was in was caused by chamalla and ambrosia.
5
She ate nothing but celestial ambrosia, and drank nothing but divine nectar.
6
A very hungry man will consider even canned goods to be ambrosia.
7
Causal- bodied beings feast only on the ambrosia of eternally new knowledge.
8
See how hungry and weak he is,-goand feed him with ambrosia.'
9
That is why the miracle-food does not taste like ambrosia and nectar!
10
Addicting them to ambrosia ensured their control and kept the population in check.
11
The nymphs thought Athena was the best thing since sliced ambrosia.
12
Forget your nectar and ambrosia, this is the real food of the gods.
13
No commentator has been able to explain the nature of ambrosia.
14
To Bud Sellers its sickening odor was the bouquet of ambrosia.
15
Julian was upon the horse,-asa king; Una at his side, presenting ambrosia.
16
Mr. Emerson comes sometimes, and has been feasted on our nectar and ambrosia.
