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eternity

[ih-tur-ni-tee] / ɪˈtɜr nɪ ti /


Example Sentences

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Instead of plopping us into an eternity in media res, Freyne introduces something novel to this process: a choice.

From Salon

Teller’s old-school charisma in conveying that nervous energy is his own bid for a career eternity.

From Los Angeles Times

For 58 years--an eternity in this town--Chasen’s was the quintessence of Hollywood, as sublime as the expensive caviar that is on the menu and as low-brow as the world-famous chili that is not.

From Los Angeles Times

The allusions to crucifixion, martyrdom, entrapment, escape, time and eternity are fully intentional.

From Washington Post

The time it takes to go from seed to sprout can feel like an eternity, but each time I planted something new, I grew more accustomed to waiting, and I came to appreciate the lull.

From Washington Post