Sentence examples for ripeness of some from inspiring English sources

The next step will presumably be to hire someone to go out into Jermain Defoe's garden and enjoy it on his behalf, kicking leaves, sampling the first autumn mist and perhaps catching a scent in all that ripeness of some wider, more profound dying back, basically so Jermain Defoe doesn't have to.

It proves more controversial than expected, however, thanks to the Whole Foods Brie de Meaux I'd chosen, the ripeness of which caused some to emit goldfish-like gasps, while others, puffed up with cheese machismo, scarfed theirs down – only later admitting privately that they had lost use of their tongue.

There were films that divided, in 2010, like Luca Guadagnino's "I Am Love," whose peach-like ripeness of sensation made some recoil, but which to others, a mite less embarrassable, showed with fine, Italianate panache how uncontrollable feelings can be held and sustained by an organizing eye.

(Time will depend upon ripeness of fruit).

"The most important thing is the ripeness of the Bartlett.

The fear was that the ripeness of the fruit would produce flaccid wines of little distinction.

Add pears and stir, uncovered, for 1 to 2 minutes, depending on ripeness of pears.

The most important factors are the quality and ripeness of the fruit.

The roasting time will vary according to the ripeness of the peaches.

Tyrannulets test the ripeness of drupes with the beak before selecting them (Watson 2013).

The cooking time will vary according to the ripeness of the pears.