Sentence examples for its interminable from inspiring English sources

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.

It is very good but falls short of excellence because of its interminable confusion about just what sort of game it wants to be.

"The vampire movie continues its interminable mutation through the movie schedules with Daybreakers," writes the Times's Kevin Maher.

After buying the machine, the writer was constantly confounded and frustrated by its interminable updates and set-up procedures.

Early reviews of Proust's novel praised its writing and reflections and criticized its seeming lack of structure, its digressive meanderings, its interminable dinners.

Could she have watched the live broadcast version, with its interminable advertisements, rather than an advert-free cut produced for the critics?

His was a late vocation and he hadn't even been a diocesan bishop for a year, but the church was so desperate to find someone fresh who might just extricate Anglicanism from its seemingly interminable internal squabbles over women bishops and gay priests that it took a huge gamble on an unknown quantity.

Sometimes it whizzed along for a few feet, then quit, sobbing in frustration at its awkward, interminable progress.

With its seemingly interminable ad breaks, each episode is reduced to two 10-minute chunks consisting of a constant stream of fairly standard one-liners of varying quality in which nothing very much happens.

And so British politics would be stuck in its current, interminable stand-off between Hard Brexiters, FBPE Remainers, and Lexiters.

(That's one reason that surfing what can no longer be called "periodical literature" — now it's interminable — feels so aimless: its premise is not belonging).