interminably

Are we to wait interminably for results to appear after months of research?

The Council meeting went on for what seemed to be an interminably long time.

He wondered what on earth the woman was talking about so interminably.

The truck continued north interminably, then made a turn west.

She asked his mother's name, then put him on hold, where it seemed he waited interminably.

We stood and waited in the cold, dark night, interminably.

Though I no longer felt hunger or much pain, the night seemed interminably long.

The service was interminably long and the congregation had to stand throughout.

When she opened them again several more hours had passed, but the night still lasted interminably.

He ran, but the hall was too long; it continued interminably.

The day seemed to go on interminably, each moment hotter than the one before it.

The friends kept to themselves mostly as the interminably long hours crawled by.

"Well, they do get along, but that would delay them interminably."

No, they would merely argue interminably, and this was really his own decision to make.

The minutes that Shark waited were few, but interminably long.

I held the head and again waited interminably while the farmer went to the house.

She talked interminably on, but her replies were never answers.

But I could discourse interminably on the ways and legends of these people.

Still, the way back seemed interminably longer than the way in.

He waited for a response, and the time seemed to stretch interminably.

I had to get my pitch, and then could go on interminably."

But no, they had to hang about your shoulder interminably, waiting until that service was called for.

Time stretched on interminably, then suddenly shouts could be heard.

Young people these days do seem to be so interminably manufactured that it'll probably catch on.

There was a silence which lingered interminably and I felt for my young friend.