Sentence examples for book ripe from inspiring English sources

Her new book, "RIPE: Rich, Rewarding Work After 50", was published in April , 2011

It was my homage to Jack Palance and his one-armed push-ups at the Oscars, which I wrote about in my new book, Ripe: Rich, Rewarding Work After 50.

"All I did was show them in their best light". Presented by Lipton Fine Art and running through the summer, "Unprocessed" features blowups of some of Phlipot's fruit and vegetable still lifes from her book "Ripe," with recipes from Cheryl Sternman Rule as well as an entire wall of produce from Idaho, Phlipot's home.

The souls around him were like books, ripe for perusal, and he preferred their opening chapters.

"If you force someone to read a book, the less likely you are to like it," said Elias Feldman, 13, an eighth-grader at private Landon School in Bethesda, Md. Teachers, he said, like to select books ripe for analysis rather than for a gripping narrative.

As all content has been shifting away from print variations, "comic books" seem ripe to also move beyond the "books" aspect and embrace online.

Perhaps advertising in books is ripe for a comeback; once it was common.

According to John Conant, director of the Center for Economic Education at Indiana State University, children's books provide ripe material because literature deals with everyday life — a terrain shared with economics.

In addition to the books' being ripe for a TV series, what made people assume that "Gossip Girl" would be a success was the fact that one of the people behind it, Josh Schwartz, had created the Fox drama "The O.C.," which quickly became part of the teen-drama canon.

"I think her books are ripe for parody because we all read them as kids, and they're so earnest and the characters are so serious," he said.

Startlingly he ends his book at the ripe old age of 21 (he's now 31), thus skipping the minor scandal that saw him leave a BBC presenting job after being caught sending saucy tweets to female fans.