Sentence examples for sometimes ripe from inspiring English sources

His letters to his fiancée were sometimes ripe with sexual feeling, of the kind a line of powder can incite.

Sometimes ripe mangoes will have brown spots or speckles, which is perfectly normal.

Banks himself was a self-declared "evangelical atheist" and a man of decided political views, often expressed with humorous exasperation and sometimes requiring ripe language.

A nearby store sometimes sells ripe ones at a bargain and since I bake a lot of banana breads and muffins, I would like to know how I can keep the bananas in the freezer.

While lavado cacao beans are sometimes considered fresh ripe beans, these beans often undergo incidental fermentation.

Make no mistake, these are modern versions of Barbaresco, aged in barrique and they are quite ripe, sometimes flashy in style.

Her intricate weaving of the social context around the death of William, the role of the initial charge, and the elevation of the cult, shows us that sometimes societies are ripe for evil.

On Thursday Mr. Kouakou presented these pieces in Dance Theater Workshop's Studio Series, an informal program that gives choreographers the ever-needed gift of time and space and allows viewers to see the fruits (sometimes still half-ripe) of these labors in a low-key setting.

Inhabiting rainforests of Southeast Asia, they are sometimes trained to pick ripe coconuts.

There are citrus notes and mint notes, and they kind of smell like a ripe pineapple sometimes.

Carolina Díaz, 38, carried a poster showing Mr. Maduro's head on a yellow banana (the word "maduro" in Spanish sometimes refers to a ripe plantain).