pine resin

A sweet smell of pine resin hung on the night air.

It would make you cry to see what the pine resin had already done to the paint job.

He could feel pine resin sticking to his thin shirt.

There was a smell of fresh sawdust and pine resin.

Pine resin of high quality is used as bow rosin.

Notable local products include virgin olive oil and natural pine resin.

The strong smell of pine resin makes Christmas trees a tasty treat.

In the morning I'll search out some pine resin, wood and clay to repair the boat.

One exhibit highlights the use of pine resin in the naval stores industry.

The early embalmers used pine resin rather than liquid oxygen as they do now.

This is because pine resin apparently has a number of quite efficient antimicrobials.

Pebbles and sand had been fixed to it with pine resin, giving the effect of a rock wall.

Together, these three compounds create a type of terpenes, commonly known as pine resin.

Streaks of sweat and pine resin covered his face.

The team found pine resin, which has antibacterial properties.

Pine resin was used to fix the head of this greenstone axe.

Once that pine resin sets firm, the wort 'n' weed will do their work.

Mixed with pine resin, its inhalation was supposed to remedy a bad circulation.

The cheese gets a specific pine resin flavour.

The stone has been broken into similar sized pieces and then stuck to the wooden body with pine resin.

The air outside was damp and smelled of loam and pine resin.

An evening with a girl in a shelter smelling of pine resin, with no one shooting at you!

Also included in exports overseas was longleaf pine resin or known as naval stores.

A common misconception is that amber is exclusively a product of pine resin.

There is also evidence that the wines contained herbal and pine resins, which may have helped preserve them for shipping.