Sentence examples for interminable winter from inspiring English sources

He was wearing his heavy moose-colored bristling hat, and bore many other signs of interminable winter.

Radio 4, magically, had just the antidote to this seemingly interminable winter – A Guide to Woodland Birds, which began on Monday with 15 minutes of springtime bird calls.

In New York, where we have just endured a grueling and seemingly interminable winter, we intuitively perceive built environments as being fundamentally against nature.

Fewer have seen that dream become a reality this year as the economic winds — not to mention the actual winds of a seemingly interminable winter — have grounded more than a few corporate jets, literally and figuratively.

Their interminable winter wanderings have seen Test defeat by Sri Lanka, Test victory over New Zealand (who they face again this month at home), and the usual lamentable groundhog one-dayers.

It was followed by another single moment, the instant the leaves changed color, and then it was winter again, the interminable winter, one after another endured and misspent until they came to an end with a final hour that she would never be prepared for.

— Sigmund Freud: "Analysis Terminable and Interminable" (1937).

"And beyond it, there was nothing but the infinite void, an interminable fall, nothingness".

The referees did their part, calling 13 fouls during an interminable third quarter that lasted almost an hour.

The other two, which have been known much longer, are education and government. Sigmund Freud: "Analysis Terminable and Interminable" (1937).

Labor's interminable 1983 election manifesto was famously described at the time as "the longest suicide note in history".