Sentence examples similar to interminable display of from inspiring English sources
We talked about the interminable download times of display ads compared to the minimal invasiveness of native advertising.
A popular hero three years ago, he has been overtaken on the England team not only by Graeme Swann, but by Adil Rashid, a 20-year-old whose performances have been almost the only redeeming feature of England's abysmal display in an interminable series of one-day internationals against the Australians.
With the increased physicality of the sport, best-of-five matches toftenturnturn into seemingly interminable wars of attrition rather than the displays of finesse more befitting tennis.
Displays of pique are displays of weakness.
Maybe it was the interminable length of the games.
Its overabrupt conclusion comes "after an interminable amount of preparation".
You describe the war as not exactly a war but as "an interminable cycle of murder".
A few more bangs were followed by an interminable period of tense near-silence.
And then there are the catastrophic disasters arising from the interminable squeezing of expense.
What was important, the scientists concluded, was simply breaking up the long, interminable hours of sitting.
