Sentence examples for interminable waiting from inspiring English sources

Confronted with frequent flight delays, inadequate leg room and interminable waiting on the tarmac, passengers, understandably, desire to get off an airplane as quickly as possible.

Those innocuous phrases often mask a world of private pain: tearful interviews, angry confrontations, threats of violence, shocking revelations and interminable waiting, waiting, waiting.

Gone is the interminable waiting around for the late-night rants of Fidel Castro: punctuality is one of the hallmarks of the government led since 2006 by his younger brother, Raúl.

The bewildering idiocies of boot camp, the interminable waiting around with no idea why, the affectless encounters with prostitutes — all combine to grind three Americans of diverse backgrounds into just so much "meat for guns".

The Bank of England's recession-busting plan to print an extra £150bn (and you can call it "quantitative easing" if you want, but a more accurate description is probably unprintable) means that we are inexorably economically hell-in-handcart-bound, which may also explain why I am on an apparently interminable waiting list for my TV subscription service to be upgraded to HD.

The hours felt interminable, waiting for everyone to arrive, sitting through the formal proceedings.

It is likely to be an interminable wait.

For fans like me, it has been and will continue to be an interminable wait.

But riders now face a new type of trade-off: packed trains, crowded platforms, interminable waits.

Where some see an interminable wait, he sees an invigorating walk.

Clausen's interminable wait was over -- perhaps a full round later than most people expected.