Sentence examples for ripe enough from inspiring English sources
"Not quite ripe enough maybe," ventures the woman.
"Mankind is not yet ripe enough for perfection," he sings.
I suspect it'll be another week or so before they are ripe enough to eat.
"I won't cut into a brie until it's ripe enough to sell".
Or is there a ripe enough target to be carved out among the self-styled resistance?
The avocado is either not ripe enough, or your knife is dull.
If Judge Lamb finds no violation, then he will next decide whether he thinks the proposal is "ripe" or advanced enough to consider Liberty's claim that the IAC board breached its fiduciary duty by approving a spinoff proposal that would impair Liberty's voting rights.
That is the age, Mr. Mizrahi said, when women are "perfectly ripe": old enough to feel independent and confident, but not so old that they feel, er, old.
Ripe, succulent enough to soak your fingers at first bite, and Bing cherry sweet, they come in countless varieties in a spectrum of colors.
I'll order one at any opportunity, especially with a tart buttermilk dressing, crumbles of Maytag blue, chewy bacon lardons, and dice-size cubes of firm, ripe tomato (enough already with the fussy halved cherry tomatoes skidding around a slippery plate).
A Roman citizen living in Alexandria, Ptolemy drew a map useful enough or at least ripe with enough "eloquent suggestion"–to inspire cartographers to copy it for well over a thousand years.
