It is bright and exotically fruited with a foundation layer of campfire smoke.

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The chronology is vague, and exotically dressed natives are at a minimum.

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Half the Olympic program, on the other hand, was given over to religious ritual: processions, hymn-singing, incense-burning, gory animal sacrifice and strange incantations by exotically attired priests.

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Caf Nicholson -- Eccentric setting makes for exotically enchanting eating.

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"Raw" and "vegetarian" are not adjectives usually associated with haute cuisine, but at Pure Food and Wine , as if by magic, such ingredients are turned into exquisite and exotically delicious offerings.

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The local cuisine has a fan club as numerous as it is vociferous, and its members enjoy introducing visitors to the succulent kebaps, flavoursome mezes and exotically spiced Ottoman dishes that form its signature dishes.

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Each day, when the first rays of sun warm its ochre walls, the doline comes alive with the sounds of the red-green macaw, as formations of these exotically-plumaged parrots dive and wheel below the lip, periodically alighting en masse to bicker, preen and survey their domain.

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This puts in mind the words of Shane Warne, who admitted after the end of his international career that the various different, exotically named mystery balls that he kept announcing he'd just developed were in fact more or less all different names for the one that went straight on.

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