interminably

Traveling north, I felt suffocated by the heat during an interminably long bus ride.

As usual, it is interminably long, with 45 days between the opening match and the final on 19 November - pretty much enough time to stage a football World Cup immediately followed by a Summer Olympics.

He tends to make grandiose announcements about bold new agendas, then interminably delay announcing details.

Separately, the White House said that seeking a judge’s permission to read through intelligence that’s already been lawfully collected was legally unnecessary and would interminably slow national security investigations that require fast action.

Meanwhile, in the land of the interminably selfish and wicked, “Succession” came to a fittingly excruciating conclusion.