Sentence examples for ripe today from inspiring English sources

Rembert Horstmann, a company spokesman, insists the market is ripe: today's worldwide total of 260,000 moving walkways and escalators is growing by about 22,000 per year, he says, with 15,000 of those in Asia.

Such circumstances were apparently ripe today, as the investor sold roughly 7,000 in-the-money contracts at the May $25 strike for an average premium of $2.18 per contract to take in average net profits of $1.49 apiece.

We believe two bi-sectoral areas of strategic investment opportunity are particularly ripe today: infrastructure and green energy.

The apricot confit served with the chef's selection is the essence of ripe, summer fruit.

With the mouthwatering abundance of ripe summer produce at its peak, not much more is needed.

The lodging markets in New York and Houston were particularly ripe several years ago for hotel growth.

Two whites from Long Island's early, especially ripe 2010 vintage have already made their debuts.

But I still love what roasting does to ripe summer fruit.

He bends over an old-fashioned scythe, facing a wall of ripe summer wheat almost as tall as he is.

Powys and John Cowper Powys, both also authors, Llewelyn preferred writing nonfiction, and he published only one novel, Apples Be Ripe (1930).

Shades of peach and apricot are popping up everywhere, from ripe summer fruits to printed shirtdresses and python skimmers.