| His hero emerged as a figure of sacrifice, a six-foot Anzac toiling interminably across Gallipoli's slopes rescuing injured diggers. |
| Chance may offer a repeat of the sequences, but they seem to go on interminably, never reaching the indiscernible limits. |
| The tarmac scorched a black trail through an interminably flat landscape of spinifex bush. |
| And as hospitals grow technologically, this problem repeats itself interminably. |
| These are subjects that have been batted about interminably and should have been settled last year. |
| The long school holidays are about to start and the summer stretches out interminably in front of them. |
