Sentence examples for ripe that from inspiring English sources

Health depends on knowing how to read these biological signals: this smells spoiled; this looks ripe; that's one good-looking cow.

"Some were so oaky and ripe that the nuance was masked," Jordan said.

"It seems a little bit ripe that when he does have a child he and his press representatives won't confirm or deny that".

Possibly, in Italy, peppers come so ripe that there's no need to bother, but in Britain I think it's well worth the effort.

We'd finish up with a Mont d'Or – one so ripe that it would ooze and stretch as you served it – and my friend Laurent's slow-roasted spiced pineapple with madeleines.

The best strawberries – the tiny, dark red early-summer ones, so ripe that they stain your fingers crimson and fall eagerly from their stems – should be enjoyed with no more than a dollop of softly whipped cream.

When you're freezing whole plums, it's especially necessary to choose fresh, ripe plums that that are sweet and juicy.

This is the sort of ripe line that was perfectly acceptable in the early 1980s.

And I didn't think the climate was ripe for that kind of inflation-creating exercise.

In legal terms, the controversy is not "ripe" until that point.

The strawberry sorbet tasted like red ripe fruit that had been simply crushed and frozen.