Sentence examples for water ripe from inspiring English sources

Only planted in front of "Bathers at La Grenouill?" can you properly get the squinting effect of slanting sun splashing off rippled water, ripe with summer dreams and visual puns, that blurs the silhouettes of figures in the middle distance.

Changes in chemical composition and nutritive value of fermented whole crop wheat during exposure to air was investigated using a range of maturities of wheat (growth stages (GS) 49 (boot), 71 (seed coat water ripe) and 87 (hard dough)) and levels of urea (0, 20 and 40 kg/t DM) in small scale silos.

Splendidly isolated in mid-ocean between Africa and India, the Seychelles are perfect island-hopping territory; hop aboard a local ferry to access rainforest walks, gin-clear waters ripe for snorkelling, and some of the world's oldest animals.

Indeed, the broad alley flanked by old warehouses where Universal and HBO are now building sets has the feel of an old film studio, complete with a water tower ripe for a studio logo.

Makes 1 litre 2 ginger tea bags 500ml boiling water 2 ripe plums 2cm knob of ginger, grated Ice 1-2 tbsplumum syrup 500ml sparkling water Mint leaves and slices of ginger, to garnish 1 Infuse the ginger tea in 500ml boiling water, then leave to cool completely. 2 Slice the plums and muddle in the grated ginger.

When the ice begins to melt, you have ready-made water balloons, ripe for a fun water fight.

The drink uses two kinds of vodka, but its foundation is tomato water, made with ripe beefsteak tomatoes, from the Greenmarket.

It took relief workers five days to reach the town, and when they got there, they found less than 100 buildings still standing, a contaminated water source, and ripe conditions for a disease that has plagued Haiti since the earthquake in 2010.

Once they're fully ripe, water alone won't remove the bitter taste; you'll need to choose a different curing method.

Serves 4 4 William pears (not too ripe) 600ml water 250g caster sugar A generous pinch of saffron strands 5cm piece of cinnamon stick 5 green cardamom pods 2 star anise 1 Peel the pears, leaving the stems on, and put them in a bowl of water to prevent discolouration.

Poland smells like the sweet fumes of street art, crazy Spaniards are throwing around muddy rags and the waters of Tulum are ripe for the scuba-diving.