Sentence examples for ripe to think from inspiring English sources

He will be in the area for just four days, gingerly suggesting that perhaps the time is ripe to think about Tenet and Mitchell.

We think VR is a ripe opportunity to think outside conventions and make a world that is more user-friendly for all.

It's safer for him to believe Santa Claus will pay a visit at the ripe age of 25, than to think the Cubs can win the World Series, right?

Which leads me to think Ukip is ripe for a Corbynista style takeover.

An economy, one might think, that is ripe for a merger boom.Some bankers seem to think so too.

The supporters here had queued up to 17 hours for a ticket, including one who had flown in from Brisbane especially for the occasion, and for over an hour they might have looked at Manchester United and dared to think they could be ripe for an upset.

But many celebs seem to think the time is ripe to combine Hollywood glam with online content.

Yet I was wrong to think that voiceover signalled something mawkish and ripe for ridicule.

And to think I live in Florida now... — SMM, Orlando Cut ripe peaches in half and remove the stones.

They think the time is ripe to make a move here".

"This has been a very powerful move," Mr. Kalivas said, "so I think the market is ripe to consolidate itself".