Rousettus amplexicaudatus is a nectar and pollen feeder [ 31], and on Negros also feeds heavily upon soft ripe fruit, especially in orchards (e.g., chico, guava, mango [ 32, 33]).
Stretches of emptiness still exist, but it's impossible to drive more than a few hours without coming upon a town ripe with three-star hotels, satellite TV and restaurants that accept credit cards.
The ripe seedpod bursts upon slight pressure, thus scattering the seeds.
"When looking at these landscapes viewers could embrace this ripe virgin territory upon which all things were possible".
Because I did not want Bush's repetition of it to go unnoticed, I thought the time ripe, the day upon us and the hour propitious to take this opportunity to.... Plus Which As Bill Clinton prepares to leave the White House, constitutionally forbidden to return as its principal occupant, some wonder: what will we miss most about his tenure?
In The Nicomachean Ethics (1096a 27) Kαιρ όό is the definition of the good of time precisely because "action should therefore be based on Kαιρ όό as the suitable moment, i.e. should grasp the right time when it is ripe and decide upon action".
This study was predicated on (1) the ongoing need to improve poor health outcomes in rural and remote communities through improved access to health services and (2) the belief that the time is ripe to build upon the significant achievements in relation to innovative models of PHC since the first National Rural Health Strategy.
– of users ripe to be spied upon, manipulated, and sucked dry, all in the name of "disruption" and other empty buzzwords.
"This lack of any clear definition makes the rules especially ripe for abuse based upon the department's views of a particular event, its sponsors or the message it conveys".
In woods behind Mayflower Inn, at Manomet Point, came upon gay crowd of cedar waxwings swigging ripe chokecherry juice.
