Sentence examples for interminable days from inspiring English sources

Today, while in many ways indistinguishable from the interminable days that had gone before, was somehow better and greater, and thereby also raised the possibility that tomorrow might be greater still.

In nightmares and flashbacks, the colonel said, he relives the shooting down of his helicopter, the painful journey up the mountains and the interminable days spent in a bunk, staring into space.

What to make of the musings of the oracle who variously says, "I have no plans to retire; I detest that word" and "I don't like to work," then recalls the interminable days at Vogue when she lunched -- a peanut butter sandwich and a shot of scotch -- at her desk.

The terror of interminable days ahead loomed as a burden too great for my meager inventory of psychic reserves.

His scheduled concert could not go on as planned, but he was forced to stay in Berlin for "interminable days" while the Putsch ran its course.

The sheer desolation and hopelessness that Lolita has experienced during her years of solitary confinement in a tank measured in gallons, with nothing to do but wait for the interminable days to pass, are unimaginable.

FOR aspiring Socialist cabinet ministers, anxiously clutching their mobile phones in anticipation of a call from the prime minister's office, it was an interminable day.

All through the interminable day of her escape, I see her engaged in surreptitious preparations, filling her white hide Harrods suitcase with operational necessities — a warm pullover, East Anglia will be freezing; where in heaven's name did I leave my driver's license?

Hospitalized for what seemed like interminable, lonely days, patients appreciated the close attention of an interested stranger, even for a little while.

But when training was restricted to forenoons the days seemed interminable.

For it was crucial, during those days, those interminable stretches of (open-eyed, exhausted) time, to believe that Hector was alive.