Sentence examples for interminable number of from inspiring English sources
McCluskey, who has been one of Miliband's most consistent supporters, said that he had been warning Labour's Westminster leadership about the party's increasingly parlous state in Scotland "for it seems like an interminable number of years".
Both of us, at that point, were already veterans of an interminable number of state placements.
Or maybe the universe is like Jorge Luis Borges's fastidiously imagined Library of Babel, composed of interminable numbers of hexagonal galleries with polished surfaces that "feign and promise infinity".
After one interminable number Anderson confesses, "We got through that song, that's the main thing".
Richard Garside, director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, says we go on having the same interminable debate over the optimum number of police officers.
The interminable Oscar race dictates that a small number of movies will monopolize screens and conversations from November through February.
The N.B.A. playoffs are similarly extended, and come on the heels of a similarly interminable regular season, and the exact same number of teams qualify for a shot at the championship.
There were mitigating circumstances – there always are – which include one interminable referral to the third umpire early on, and any number of decision-review-system referrals.
This has led to a dramatic drop in the number of visa applications by genuine students from Arab countries, and interminable delays for those who try to see the process through.
I can't count the number of times we've ridden the Magic School Bus as it made its interminable, fact-filled way through the local water works or blasted into outer space.
The interminable process stretched over several months, through two managers at Madrid and past a number of vows from Tottenham executives, including Coach André Villas-Boas, that Bale — a 24-year-old who scored 30 goals for Spurs last season and was the player of the year in the Premier League — would be staying put.
