interminably

How To Use interminably In A Sentence

• a theological student with whom I argued interminably
• Similarly, it has been decreed that concierges watch television interminably while their rather large cats doze, and that the entrance to the building must smell of pot-au-feu, cabbage soup, or a country-style cassoulet. Excerpt: The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
• The remaining couples showcased three dances during what seemed an interminably long show, including the freestyle and a "megamix" that pitted Mya, Osmond and Kelly Osbourne directly against each other. Chron.com Chronicle
• In training for the fight, Liston had skipped rope interminably to Coleman Hawkins's ‘Night Train’.
• As you can guess, it oscillates interminably and swings in the wind.
• He risked his neck in speeding, overcrowded buses with bald tyres, he was shot at by bandits, robbed and spat at, obliged to sleep in malarial flop houses and insanitary trains and to wait interminably.
• A knapsack of uneaten food that my mother had packed for the journey, the midnight departure from Prague, and the interminably long train journey sitting on hard wooden seats, the night boat to Harwich, and then London and a new beginning. Call for snapshots of migration
• A prime example of this systemic program weakness (aptly spun by the network and Russert's pals as a positive during the interminably long post-Russert death rattle brattle on television) was this past Sunday when Gov. Beverly Davis: Time to Bury the "Meet the Press" Format
• Democrats like to blather interminably about democracy, which presumably represents their ideal.
• IS IS RIGHT, and another old man who discoursed interminably about the cosmos and the father-atom and the mother-atom. Chapter 7