Sentence examples for interminable in from inspiring English sources

The wait for outdoor tables is interminable in the summer, but indoor seating in a narrow, air- conditioned room is easier to snag.

The age of architectural Brutalism is past, but between the travails of planning-by-committee and the red tape of bureaucracy, our civic projects still tend to be uninspired in design and interminable in execution.

So interminable, in fact, that it gave rise to the entire strategy known as latency arbitrage.

As for the sensitivity of the altimeter and compass I saw no major issues and GPS lock-in times were either instantaneous in areas where it had locked in before or, unfortunately, interminable in places where there was little sky visibility or in new areas.

For them, air travel is already a grim reality of high fares, interminable check-in lines, overcrowded planes, endless delays and in-flight meals that are stingy when they are offered at all.

In "Interminable Suicide," in which he tried to imagine what drove an elderly man he had never met to his death, Mr. Kitson himself was a leading character.

And in this interminable void, in this black hyperborean stillness, deep in the farthest-flung recesses of empty space, at that vanishing point in the infinite distance where parallel lines ultimately converge... two headlights appeared.

But the common defence that today's generation does not bear responsibility for past grievances and should not be expected to pay not only misses the point, it has also been also challenged by a quasi-legal precedent, found in the interminable but – in this regard – fruitful wranglings at the COP meetings on climate change: the arrival of climate finance.

The court said veterans experience "unchallengeable and interminable delays" in service, in part because of what it said is the "VA's unchecked incompetence".

"I can tell you, right here and right now, that the U.S. is every bit as determined to engage in an ill-defined, ill-advised and seemingly interminable mission in Syria as we were in Afghanistan," Gen. Dempsey said.

Referring to slashing the budget deficit, he said: "Irish people don't like to think there is an interminable night in front of them in terms of this economic burden".