Sentence examples for interminable cycle from inspiring English sources

The rumour mills will not stop tomorrow; they will just begin another interminable cycle.

You describe the war as not exactly a war but as "an interminable cycle of murder".

Because of the unconventional nature of the fighting — because the violence comes from all sides, in small doses, everywhere — it can sometimes feel not quite like a war at all but more like an interminable cycle of murder.

But their families back home – assuming they have any left at all – would be trapped in the interminable cycle of violence that has pervaded Afghanistan's recent history.

During this time, it also became apparent that he had transcended music's interminable cycles of fashion, amassing an unshakeable following and becoming a touchstone for plenty of new musicians.

With less than two weeks left in this interminable campaign cycle, the consensus is that Hillary Clinton is on the way to an electoral victory by a very wide margin.

Yes, it's still very early in the interminable American election cycle.

And here comes the latest edition of the uniquely interminable American election cycle, with a passel of Republican candidates, ranging from the insipid (Mitt Romney) to the demagogic (Michele Bachmann), already lining up.

It is not music so much as a series of sonic events, which at its worst feels both pretentiously mystical and interminable (though his opera cycle Licht in fact lasts only for 30 hours).

Building and selling to the enterprise the thinking goes involves long, painful development and sales cycles, not to mention interminable trips to customers who inconveniently chose to locate far from Silicon Valley in places like Mankato or Bentonville.

Though he is only forty-five, hashas grown weary of funerals, of a cycle of grief that feels interminable, of wondering whether more of his loved ones will ever turn up.