Examples of using Interminable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That was interminable.
An interminable darkness followed it.
And it seemed interminable.
Forty-seven interminable days of near-constant rain.
The night seems interminable.
Days of fasting, interminable amounts of prayer, and a personal visit from God.
The second lap seemed interminable.
What an interminable evening!
The anticipation has been interminable.
Why I am an interminable dickhead?
The final 10 seconds seemed interminable.
All those interminable speeches.
Analysis Terminable and Interminable.
You're losing that interminable war with the Sontarans.
The stream of life is eternal and interminable.
And in the pulpit, talking interminable nonsense the Reverend Lord Henry D'Ascoyne.
The three-hour trip seemed interminable.
After an interminable eight-week campaign, Australians voted resoundingly in favour of marriage equality.
The next six years seemed interminable.
Then burst forth the interminable controversy between the credulous and the incredulous in the societies of savants and scientific journals.
However, the wait for that seems interminable.
We know that the wait seemed interminable, by the time we got this far, but we are confident that the wait was worth and you will be happy to use the new site.
It is perpetual change, a continuous, interminable flux.
There follows an interminable list of other credits acknowledging the efforts of all the quote little people unquote, whom I shall graciously thank in my acceptance speech at the Academy Awards.
The time they occupied in approaching seemed interminable.
Don't even get us started on the congested roadways,humongous terminals, the interminable lines to check in and pass through security, and baggage claim delays upon arrival all add up!
The ride home, while less than a mile long, was interminable.
I prefer dying on horse before staying here to watch this interminable funeral.
The Christian life always involves experiences of the cross;at times they can seem interminable'.
It would be reasonable to suppose that a routine time oran eventless time would seem interminable.