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241. Reciprocally, the colors of ripened fruits may have coevolved with primate trichromacy, since animals that could recognize and eat the ripe fruit would have assisted plants by spreading their seeds.

242. After the club shaped and the globular embryo period, the heart shaped embryo developed when the fruit became ripe.

243. To solve this problem, the Supreme Court had instructed to introduce an appropriate special assessment mechanism by the professional bodies recognized for the damages, when conditions are ripe.

244. Nose: Ripe, juicy strawberry and raspberry aromas with delicate vanilla spice undertones.

245. What they do not prove is that Iran is ripe for counter-revolution.

246. The round, hard-shelled nuts of the macadamia tree grow in clusters and are covered with husks what split when the nuts are ripe.

247. Our 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon delivers luscious aromas of ripe Bing cherry, fresh raspberry jam along with allspice. Enjoy this wine as your everyday Cabernet!

248. They have oval - shaped fruit, ripe orange for yellow or red, Weisuan delicious.

249. And, to her parent's dismay, she currently lives in their basement, rent free, at the ripe age of 29.

250. Bright, ruby colour with aromas of ripe black cherry, cassis, cedar and dried spice.

251. Learn a bit of wine speak — "ripe black plums with an accent of earthy leather" — and you are suddenly equipped with anchors to pin down your fleeting gustatory impressions.

252. In Europe mobile - telecoms markets are highly fragmented and ripe for more consolidation.

252. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

253. Offers fresh, lovely pear an d ripe Granny Smith apple aromas with supp or ting mineral, baked bread an d baking spice scents.

254. You may miss sugary-sweet items at first, but don't be surprised if you find you're starting to salivate at the sight of a bowlful of glistening grapes or a slice of ripe honeydew melon.

255. With a beautiful rose-pink colour and aromas of ripe strawberries and cream, its dry style makes it perfect with picnics, barbecues or whenever the mood takes you.

256. They were all hungry and the whatnot fruits looked like delicious ripe mangoes.

257. Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski is recognized as the most unique and ripe movie author in the last 20 years of the 20th century.

258. And somewhere like Sierra Leone , fresh out of war - they it's ripe for trade and investment.

259. Autumn is a busy season, and the crops are ripe.

260. The objective was to show the characters which make Chilean chardonnay so outstanding. Ripe sweet lemon, being full bodied and well structured, yet very approachable.

261. We are of the view that where a state legislatures, in the exercise of its own powers, decide that the time is ripe and it is necessary to pass legislation for compulsory sterilisation, it may do so.

262. Then the cocoa-nuts would be ripe for picking, and her cousins (like all the natives, Ata had a host of relatives) would swarm up the trees and throw down the big ripe nuts.

263. Ripe pinot gris grapes may be described as having colors from bluish grey to light pinkish brown.

264. The time seemed ripe for complete fulfilment of the business - sponsored program.

265. An elegant but crisp wine with ripe, gooseberry flavors on the fore palate backed by tropical fruits and a hint of grassiness that lingers on the aftertaste.

266. Still remember the light persimmon after seeing rain summer is jade green and lovely, have already turned into a golden yellow big persimmon in an instant, ripe and moving.

267. TASTING NOTES : Strong straw yellow. Intense bouquet . Hints of ripe grapefruit, nuts and dry fruit.

268. Meanwhile, the owner, George Koril, kept busy constructing a fresh ziggurat of shawarma, layering slabs of thinly sliced raw beef onto a vertical spit capped by a ripe tomato.

269. Abundant and distinctive flavours of fresh strawberries and ripe cherries without the cloying sweetness of an average rose wine.

270. Pushcart vendors hawk everything from dried squid to ripe mangoes, and backpackers haggle with tuk-tuk drivers for a ride in their tiny, three-wheeled taxis.