interminably long

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

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.

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

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

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

After following several interminably long corridors largely by feel, he was not disappointed.

She waited what seemed an interminably long time before the same young maid again confronted her.

He was led to an imposing chamber with an interminably long red carpet.

After what seemed an interminably long time, the elevator came, opened, and Maggie stepped in.

For what seemed to her an interminably long while, he looked deeply into her eyes.

This weapon continued to do its work for an interminably long time, it seemed, until Sam was quite wet.

It is like the lottery programme on a Saturday night but interminably longer.

The slope seemed interminably long, and his legs were hardly strong enough to sustain him.

The computer screen froze for an interminably long second, then a picture of Kelly's mother and father appeared.

Cameron has a difficult balancing act, as he waits an interminably long two years to the likely date of the next election.

He wishes to separate himself from the policies of his father, who served for so interminably long."

The truth was that the straight road before him was not only dreary, but seemed interminably long.

By this point, it feels interminably long and boring".

The ride seemed interminably long, though Riker knew it was really only seconds.

Alfred shifted from one foot to the other, trying to ease the discomfort of standing for such an interminably long period.

The next three days seemed interminably long.

The interminably long parts were in class.

The day seemed interminably long to him.

The trek back seemed interminably long--longer than the expedition out.