Sentence examples for interminable time from inspiring English sources

Ignoring me, the woman at the kitchen sink is taking an interminable time over a grubby plate.

South again took an interminable time, but finally won with the king and unblocked the diamond ace.

She had tried to interview Mr. Beatty on "Today" earlier in her career, and he took an interminable time to reply to "Tell me about your movie".

The British romcom, typified by Richard Curtis and his Working Title collaborations, was our most reliably profitable cinematic export for a considerable – some might say interminable – time.

But compared with most of the animation that children are watching now, it's exceptional in its sophisticated storytelling and the depth of its emotions, which Mr. Takahata emphasizes by being willing to linger on the faces of his characters for what seems like an interminable time, by American standards.

(Are they having sex in a hot tub?) But they don't materialize until seven company dancers have spent an interminable time throwing themselves across the floor, jumping into the pots and scattering water and little silver balls all over the stage while messages like "wrap me," "heal me," "set me free" and "for real" are projected on the back.

Again, he let the phone ring three interminable times before answering, and then, as the mouthpiece travelled through the air toward his lips, said casually, "... think they're going to have a wonderful year this year".

He has since drawn a follow-up, in which Death knocks on the door to demand some – interminable – quality time.

"I felt that the story was spoiled by an interminable running time, unengaging plot tangents and constant narrative filibustering," said the editor of his scissor-wielding frenzy.

Overall, however, I felt that the story was spoiled by an interminable running time, unengaging plot tangents and constant narrative filibustering.

Some federal regulators and privacy advocates warn that this kind of data-mining could be used to aim at consumers vulnerable to predatory lending practices, for instance, or to favor certain high-value consumers with instant, attentive customer service while relegating other people to interminable wait time.