Meanings of ripen slowly in English

The tomatoes will ripen slowly over time, right on the vine.

Some friendships grow, and ripen slowly and steadily with the years.

Tomatoes ripen slowly on their vines on porches and in greenhouses.

They ripen slowly and everyday picking is not so necessary.

It is to ripen slowly.-Itwill come!

Chickens still peck for grubs, mangoes ripen slowly in the sun and pots bubble over an open cooking fire.

The girl bid fair to be one of those women who develop late, who ripen slowly, like the best fruit.

The formed "bricks" of cheese are rubbed with salt for three days and they ripen slowly, taking up to two months.

The fruit ripens slowly, and even yet is not ready for plucking.

A damp spring ripened slowly into the disappointment of summer.

This grape varietal grows best in warm calcareous terroirs, ripens slowly, and is happiest when facing the sea.

Her face has the maturity of fruits that have ripened slowly; a hallowed pride dignifies that long-tried brow.

But Addison, ripening slowly, appreciated the fact that the Puritan has a deal of truth on his side.

The consequences ripened slowly, and a time came, under George III, when it seemed that they were exhausted.

Unlike Mozart and Schubert, who at the same age had reached their highest development, this robust and massive genius ripened slowly.

When this power is present, it never results in good, rarely in anything indifferent, and frequently forbidden fruit ripens slowly in its shadow.