Sentence examples for where ripe from inspiring English sources
One manager said that if workers spotted animal feces in an area where ripe strawberries were ready to be plucked, they might have still simply picked those berries.
Punctuated by palm trees and relics of antiquity, mazelike city streets open to century-old marketplaces, where ripe produce, freshly dismembered livestock and an extravagance of spices still form the city's commercial heart.
All of these green fruits taste faintly of their riper selves, but with a crisp texture and tartness that works well in savory dishes, like pickles and salads, where ripe fruit would turn to sweet mush.
If you live in climes where ripe or overripe tomatoes are but a distant dream at the moment, then I'd go so far as to recommend the tinned variety however; puree tastes too jammy, and feels too smooth, while even pricey vine tomatoes will inevitably disappoint at this time of year, giving dishes a watery flavour.
In places like Israel, where ripe fruit availability is seasonal, the possibility of food-restriction is real [57], and bats may be susceptible to predation risks and intoxication.
How the scientist contacted him because Meier has a "little coffee situation" in the Dominican Republic where the ripe coffee berries are harvested by hand, not industrially, "which makes my coffee quite expensive, but gives it a totally different flavour".
In sections through the region where two "ripe" transgenic sepals are fused together no visible anatomic boundary could be detected between the two sepals although the cells had a somewhat smaller size compared to those situated at the center of the sepals (Fig. 6).
His discourse is an earnest susurrus of mantras like "respect the fruit" and "in season," "perfectly ripe, where possible, organic," "ideally tree-ripened".
That happened on May 22, 2004, when Carlson and her friend and fellow Nebraska meteorology student Matt Sherman left Lincoln in the early evening and headed an hour southwest where conditions were ripe for storms.
A little disruption does not seem to bother the Mets, who envision the next two weeks as a prime opportunity to further instill the Mets as a brand name in Hispanic communities outside New York and in countries where baseball is ripe for flourishing.
Valdesil, Pezas de Portela Godello, Valdeorras, Spain 2010 (£25, Lay & Wheeler) Made from a grape, godello, that deserves its current billing as the next big thing, this is Galicia's answer to top white burgundy, where the gorgeous ripe, slightly honeyed peach, pear and lemon are joined by white flowers and fennel-like herbs, the richness offset by mineral freshness.
