Sentence examples for interminable expanse from inspiring English sources

Glade has been used to refer to an open, grassy area in the forest or a moist, swampy area; ever may have referred to the marsh's seemingly interminable expanse.

LOST GIRLS (Delacorte, $23.95), an elegantly written debut novel by Andrew Pyper, follows standard procedures for a legal thriller, in that it presents a Toronto defense attorney named Barth Crane with his first homicide case ("dirty, ugly and unwinnable") and dispatches him to the cold North Country ("an interminable expanse of humanlessness") for his comeuppance.

This trade-off explains why, as you travel parts of the country, interminable (and often empty) strips of black asphalt now traverse Afghanistan's vast expanses of sand and rock, but it doesn't explain why Afghans, thus compensated, are angrier than ever.

Interminable lines.

" 'Interminable scherzo'?

The frenzied, interminable barking.

"The lines are interminable.

— brave interminable lines.

It makes huddles interminable.

But it was interminable.

"It's a huge expanse.