Meanings of seem interminably in English

The night seemed interminably long, but the morning came at length.

The month of December seemed interminably long to Grace Harlowe.

There came a silence that seemed interminably long to Harry.

The day at work seems interminably slow as I wait for my meeting with Alek.

Into it we stepped; climbed onward it seemed interminably.

The drive back was silent and seemed interminably long.

The road seemed interminably long and straight, and ours were almost the first tracks in it.

And we waited-waitedit seemed interminably, gaze fastened upon the low wall across the cavern mouth.

The day seemed interminably long to him.

Ladd rode on for perhaps a quarter of a mile, though it seemed interminably long to Dick.

The beautiful road seemed interminably long.

There he threw himself once more on the pack that served him for seat and waited, as it seemed interminably.

These excruciating family get-togethers always seemed interminably long, and I couldn't even amuse myself by downing too much red wine, because I was breastfeeding.

Their actions seemed interminably slow-asif time had become Baze's tormentor, so that he might suffer the anguish of a lifetime in a second.

This seemed to remove a check on the conversation and a heated discussion in tense undertones went on, it seemed interminably....