Sentence examples for enough ripening from inspiring English sources

The hairy-cheeked, straw-chewing multitude, under whose collective fingernails was lodged enough ripening cow dung to keep Greenwich Village in weed for a year, was telling Britain's soft-shoed, pink-palmed, pleat-trousered urban liberals to go suck an egg.

C. halicacabum is often invasive where self-sown plants have long enough to ripen seeds of their own.

Warm air wafts over from the San Francisco Bay, fending off the fog and cold that blow in from the Pacific and moderating the temperatures just enough to ripen the grapes.

Quite honestly, although I don't think he gave this particular fruit long enough to ripen, when he appointed Hockaday, sadly I think the Italian was at the wrong market stall.

If you're not sure whether your green tomatoes are mature, cut a questionable tomato in half--if it has yellowish interiors and jelly-like or sticky tissue, it is mature enough to ripen.[2] Obviously, the one that you cut in half won't ripen, but observing how it looks on the outside will give you an idea of what to look for with green tomatoes on the vine.

For example, tayras cache several species of bananas, and accurately judge for bananas of each species when the banana is mature enough to continue ripening once picked.

All outpatient women reporting that they had enough privacy during ripening (compared with only 54 % of inpatients).

Many of the mulberry trees were lush, verdant, and bearing various stages of ripening fruit — enough to stain our hands purple.

Unlike in California, where the problem is often slowing the pace of ripening, on Long Island the issue is getting the grapes to ripen enough.

In 2009, they didn't ripen enough to make a single-vineyard wine.

Branches would crack; fruit would rub against each other and become misshapen; some wouldn't get enough sun to ripen.