There's a long, interminable siege, followed by a long, interminable march through the French countryside, followed by a long, interminable discussion of military tactics.
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But, as is the nature of this interminable drama about interminable beings, there was one final twist.
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Slouch of interminable suburbia interminable crap-jobs at fifteen a flash, momentary as toward the city we continue.
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But the wait will feel almost interminable in South America.
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They sprinted across the highway and resumed their interminable walk.
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"The Iron Heel" is burdened by dense, interminable political arguments.
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Although it may feel interminable, this election won't last forever.
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Notebook There is an interminable discussion going on about tone.
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A grand and fucking interminable chamber of pain and adulation.
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The song is both catchy and repetitive, inspiring and interminable.
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The first part of the hike was steep and interminable.
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Either tactic would wrap the peace deal in interminable legal battles.
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Call centers set up to help consumers suffered interminable wait times.
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Inside, the wait for De Robertis to strip off seems interminable.
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And the process is likely not just to be miserable but interminable.
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Yet badly designed ballots and interminable recounts corrode confidence in other ways.
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At three hours and 58 seconds, this movie should have felt interminable.
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With it, Slipknot altered the landscape of metal for the interminable future.
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Watching the performance feels like peering into a stranger's dark, interminable dream.
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The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
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They should welcome legislative guidance to remove them from an interminable debate.
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But these oases are drying up while Springfield continues its interminable standoff.
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My father hung on for six more interminable days without regaining consciousness.
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The video is a mere 48 seconds long, and it is interminable.
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Under Mr. Trump, did 2017 fly by or did it feel interminable?
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The bout continued for 15 interminable rounds and was scored a draw.
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The old museum always felt so crowded, like an interminable TSA line.
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But vowing to end America's interminable military adventures doesn't make it so.
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The crowds, the delays, the interminable gridlock are more than an inconvenience.
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Basically a rehash of the major themes of this interminable election season.
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I'm not saying you should play through the game's interminable campaign or anything.
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Though by the interminable election standards it's par for the horrible, horrible course.
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Meanwhile the EU's interminable bureaucracy failed to supply meaningful help and a solution.
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For months, an interminable press campaign has drawn attention to his radical sacrifice.
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Such as who to blame when we get stuck in interminable airport lines.
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An exhausting, interminable marketing campaign to brand itself as our country's patriotic id.
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If this was a markup about a bill, it would seem interminable, too.
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ET followed by the actual, hopefully not interminable, awards ceremony at 8:30 p.m.
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After going limp during the interminable assault, Lucas was brought to a nearby hospital.
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He kept them in his head and would recite them in those interminable speeches.
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After all, democracy is a difficult, interminable process perpetually tested by humanity's worst impulses.
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This interminable misery will end, if you accept your fate and let yourself rest!
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More than anything else, though, the self-made businessman emerged as an interminable troll.
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When the Schumann stopped, though, the evening passed from the imponderable to the interminable.
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The hours felt interminable, waiting for everyone to arrive, sitting through the formal proceedings.
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Coronavirus En tiempos normales, la capital abarrotada de Colombia reverbera con un ruido interminable.
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Clark's extraordinary record of achievement and transformation and instead elevates calls for interminable punishment.
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Soon there will be regular evening entertainment, when before there was often interminable boredom.
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A punch-drunk theory born in the exhausted final days of another interminable awards season?
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The $40 asking price is steep, but what you're paying for is an interminable experience.
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Much of its press coverage focuses on the interminable squabble over the line of succession.
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Mr Maduro's favourite word at the moment is "dialogue", robotically invoked in his interminable speeches.
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Image: Bryan Menegus/AP, GettyOur interminable national nightmare is, by some impossible miracle, almost over.
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That's right — you can blame/thank Clans for that interminable ad campaign starring Kate Upton.
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Markets went into a tailspin and America's government was locked in a seemingly interminable shutdown.
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If you're reading this while stuck in an interminable TSA line at the airport: Sorry!
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco's interminable soap opera just commenced a new and problematic chapter.
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Wikipedia editing and writing is an active thing, an interminable back and forth among editors.
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The hard drive isn't an SSD, so load times can vary from acceptable to interminable.
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In the seemingly interminable regular season, this lack of depth was the Thunder's Achilles' heel.
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Too surprised to improvise, I sat and stared at the camera" for "interminable silent seconds.
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While Nepal's political leaders are embroiled in interminable fights, the country's needs are going unaddressed.
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I found "Milkman" to be interminable, and would not recommend it to anyone I liked.
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For older baseball fans in D.C., the wait for another World Series has felt interminable.
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At first, they were welcomed as a solution to the city's interminable water pipeline disruptions.
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Saudi Arabia supports one side in this bloody and interminable conflict, and Iran the other.
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Ricky Olds wasn't yet 214, and couldn't figure out how to fill his interminable days.
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"He plays his cards very close to his chest, he is an interminable listener," Lott said.
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And with that it was over, the ending as sudden as the beginning had been interminable.
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Today, largely because of Europe's migration crisis and the interminable euro mess, the polls have narrowed.
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"It seemed like a thousand years to me," Mr Pollack said of the seemingly interminable talks.
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In the case of shows like the interminable Grey's Anatomy, the answer is most certainly no.
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To provide interminable work, it seems, for those bent on probing the nature of universal genius.
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Economic View Interminable lines at airport security checkpoints have caused a great deal of unnecessary misery.
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The hours between lunch and dinner stretched out in front of him like an interminable sentence.
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Instead of that, Trump has allowed the issue to slip into the meanders of interminable nitpicking.
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His description of Coketown in Hard Times mentions "interminable serpents of smoke" rising from the chimneyscape.
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When we finally make it to the car, we're stuck in an interminable queue of traffic.
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The simple dice mechanics became beholden to serial rerolls, extending a single combat to interminable length.
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Trump does not want to be trapped in an interminable war that will consume his presidency.
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Unlike the ride out, which had been filled with optimism, the return to Hermanus felt interminable.
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Obviously, as teachers and scholars, we make mistakes and need to be open to interminable education.
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"He understands how arduous, how grinding, how interminable this is going to be," Mr. Nagl said.
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For many, with O'Hara gone, New York took on the trembly cast of an interminable hangover.
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Still, many voters were ebullient about finally voting in what had felt like an interminable election.
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America is bogged down in the interminable exercise of separating the deserving poor from the undeserving.
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The long silences the middle of conversations, while particular lines and animations queued up, felt interminable.
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Lil Boat 2 merely took those dull moments and stretched them out into something seemingly interminable.
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What unites them all is that they live in a state of suspension seemingly interminable and intolerable.
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Check. Interminable updates on stuff almost no one uses, like Safari, Mail, Maps and the Apple Watch?
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Those interminable moments feel even worse when you keep picking up someone else's bag thinking it's yours.
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His photo is sadly not the first of a Syrian child suffering from this interminable sectarian chaos.
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Trip Metal is a celebration of aural freakdom, a backyard BBQ of free jazz, and interminable noise.
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If it means bringing an end to those interminable, clock-watching, zero-spark dates, I'm on board.
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Again, we have thousands of US troops in an interminable and unpopular conflict halfway around the world.
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After an interminable election season, Miami Art Basel promises a (temporary) distraction from the country's political woes.
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Whereas in Sports Direct they simply listen to the interminable screams of the hell they hath created.
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They mired us in two interminable wars in Flintstones territory when we should have been looking ahead.
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On Tuesday, the lines for fast-dwindling gas, food, water and hardware seemed interminable and anxiety mounted.
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Uninterested in backward glances or interminable "tales of waste and loss," she wants to brush him off.
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It was the only place in that interminable and noisy market where there was something like calm.
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But the ripening process for these cheeses is traditionally quite long, ranging from weeks to years—practically interminable.
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Nervousness about that vote, as well as Greece's interminable debt crises, have put pressure on bond yields recently.
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The conflict, it seems, will continue; as will yet another of the Middle East's sad, interminable peace processes.
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The length of the silence is "either interminable, or shockingly short," Mr. Waters said, depending on your tolerance.
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The question now is if Trump can stomach being responsible for another interminable deployment in the Middle East.
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Today's high is a frosty 28 degrees, but mostly sunny skies should help start the interminable melting process.
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But Egypt is developing a knack for interminable probes that lead nowhere, or that produce self-serving results.
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Thus began a seemingly interminable night that the stranded passengers described as one of fear, boredom and panic.
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The show picks up in the aftermath of the prison riot, which dragged on interminable through Season 5.
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During that interminable, awkward dinner, Mr. Comey struggled to convince Mr. Trump of the danger of "blurring" boundaries.
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The latest plot-twist in the interminable epic poem that is Brexit has (somewhat unsurprisingly) prompted mass outrage.
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" Taken together, however, the strips produce "interminable grotesques" that "run off in great slanting waves of optic horror.
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It is achieved gradually, through hard work and periods of necessary rest and what feels like interminable boredom.
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Supporting his extended family and paying lawyers for his interminable string of court cases, Tupac's bank accounts withered.
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Financial houses, banks and other businesses will not hang around for interminable delays in terms of doing trade deals.
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Microsoft may be readying a new weapon that could shift the balance in the interminable console wars: the mouse.
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But bitcoin itself shows that even simple technical questions can turn into interminable fights between potential winners and losers.
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Then you just have to sign the interminable stacks of paper required for buying a car at the dealership.
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The Phillies' interminable rebuild has bequeathed copious plate appearances to Freddy Galvis, Ryan Howard, Peter Bourjos and Jeff Francoeur.
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While her message of interminable stereotypes is saddening, Goyette does a good job of imbuing some power into them.
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Unfortunately, a week on from launch that isn't working very well either, with network issues causing interminable matchmaking delays.
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And he luxuriated in that, stretching a conversation about who would win the Home Run Derby to interminable lengths.
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All those interminable refrains of "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" had been more than foolish songs.
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Maybe his future will be an interminable grind of corporate performances and fan meet-and-greets; maybe it won't.
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Throughout the interminable debates over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit, Mr. Corbyn has often attacked Mrs.
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It marks a milestone agreement that aims to kickstart a long elusive peace process that ends an interminable war.
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Comentario Brasil está inmerso en un drama interminable y su gobierno arrastra a la democracia al borde del abismo.
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The incoming president had few kind words for tech giants during the interminable campaign that led to his victory.
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At that age I had no idea that the mountains were tiny or the waits for the lift interminable.
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Many of them were tied up in seemingly interminable legal battles relating to their roles in the 2014 protests.
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It signaled that no further uprisings would be tolerated, and Mr. Mubarak's interminable trials seemed to reflect that change.
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In those bygone days, competition among leagues fostered change, especially when it came to the interminable length of games.
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On Saturday, the creators of both shows sit down to discuss the role of art in a seemingly interminable conflict.
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In an actual sports draft, the waiting between picks, interminable as it can be in the moment, is the drama.
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It's very different than writing a book, which can feel very infinite and interminable – like, when will I be done?
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During a long mourning period after Castro's late November death, state-run television ran nonstop footage of his interminable speeches.
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Dutch political culture is renowned for its "polder" model, in which disparate interest groups hammer out compromises through interminable negotiations.
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"Obviously, history is being written," he declared on May 13th, as he left another round of the interminable coalition talks.
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T-Mobile and Sprint, two wireless operators that have had an interminable courtship, abandoned a proposed merger on November 4th.
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First, such inquiries can seem interminable, punitive and biased; second, the office that Mr Starr once occupied no longer exists.
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The future, at least for a certain privileged class, will be stuffed with increasingly personalized gadgets and increasingly interminable feeds.
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For weeks, island residents have been queuing up in seemingly interminable lines for their basic needs -- from food to cash.
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One contemporary controversy that rivals abortion and same-sex marriage for cultural divisiveness is the interminable debate over gun control.
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In "The Wandering Soap Opera," reality itself is reimagined as an interlocking set of interminable melodramas, crime stories and romances.
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They seem to have caught on to a new electoral truth: The country is tired of interminable and bilious divisions.
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Oh look, Netflix has a new movie about—YOU HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO WATCH THE INTERMINABLE TRAILER RIGHT NOW.
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My clearest memory of Paris is of subway stations with interminable passageways to the trains and being brought to tears.
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What is missing from this interminable babble is consideration of two core questions that will make or break both summits.
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The Greatest Story Ever Told needs a long, German loan-word to accurately describe just how interminable the whole thing is.
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The sky is overcast, the world is grey, and all things have succumbed to the interminable tedium of World Cup qualifiers.
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That hell feels interminable, registering as little more than a succession of strung-together, fragmented images of men running and gunning.
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After that, as ever, venturing down the Armory Show's interminable aisles offers the promise of pleasant surprises amid numbing visual overstimulation.
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That's why the Tyrion plot line — while occasionally interminable — is, I think, working pretty well as an examination of political morality.
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It is more than an extended metaphor for the interminable carnage in Iraq and the precarious nature of its body politic.
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That his own managerial career could suffer interminable consequences if he fails to deliver doesn't really seem to enter his thoughts.
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During interminable days in his cell, Greedo, wracked by the restlessness and excitability inherent to ADHD, would pace and write lyrics.
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In "Pong," two unmoving paddles encapsulate the meaningless but addictive busywork of the digital age with an interminable game of catch.
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It was an experience both interminable but also not nearly long enough to quench my newfound need to unwrap even more.
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The financially challenged agency, however, has struggled to hire enough of these workers, leading to interminable wait times for basic repairs.
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In New Hampshire, when I lost, it was only the second election in what proved to be an interminable primary season.
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Remember how that was somehow more interesting than his interminable journey into Nowhere, Westeros for about two entire seasons before that?
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That said, a move to another continent is one way to get a breather from an interminable, and probably nasty, campaign.
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More than most soldiers, "Blizzard," one of the deputy commanders of Ukraine's 58th Brigade, embodies the strain of this interminable conflict.
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But if you're not prepared for that 28-minute runtime, Olaf's Frozen Adventure feels interminable, as if it will never end.
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In the interminable and exacting hours of residency training, it began to resemble a noose that became increasingly suffocating throughout the day.
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It matched the mood of the city: a fatigued capital with an increasingly threadbare air, trapped in an interminable season of war.
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For those who did their best to avoid the seemingly interminable scandal, it is an informative and capable retelling of the incident.
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I have also been inches away from another sipping nectar from a flower growing from the brickwork of the interminable Gowanus Expressway.
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Already, the wait for the still-untitled Star Wars: Episode VIII was interminable; the movie was set for release in May 2017.
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That we came here to get them away from racism and interminable war, in the hopes those don't follow us here, too.
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For fuck's sake, we've been listening to that interminable fucking bollocks all fucking evening and it's been doing my fucking head in.
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It is a swaggering reminder that Juventus has interminable control of the league—if not in reality, then at least in perception.
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In the hours between, the interminable stretches of solitude, he tried to be honest with himself about what anger had cost him.
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An Odysseus-Penelope paradigm is established between the lovers: Chinonso's delayed journey back to his beloved; Ndali's interminable wait for his return.
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This was awful, embarrassing for everyone involved (except maybe Depp, who is still wallowing around after hitting bottom in Mortdecai), and interminable. 6.
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Monopoly Spend years lining up complex bids for rival conglomerates only to get bogged down in interminable legal proceedings with governmental regulatory bodies.
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It's refreshing to see an elected official who actually knows how to use social media instead of being free from the interminable nightmare.
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Image credit: APPresident Obama celebrated attending SXSW this year by doing the most SXSW thing ever: an interminable and substance-lite keynote discussion.
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Besides everyone knows the best way to while away an interminable bake time is by turning your PJs into a major fashion moment.
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The possibilities are interminable—and could also be quite exotic, since other simulated universes could have different physical constants and laws of nature.
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That's helpful info to reduce the anxiety waiting for what feels like an interminable stop, but now you can avoid the wait altogether.
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The United States would have to choose between lifting limits on Russia's nuclear arsenal or acquiescing in an interminable war that destabilizes Europe.
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Let me direct the action and experience the consequences of that action, don't bog me down in interminable details that I don't enjoy.
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In an attempt to jazz up the interminable inquiry she held a press conference yesterday in which she accused the president of bribery.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may strategically use North Korea's interminable nuclear drama to boost his chances at next month's lower house elections.
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The bar could scarcely have been lower given that the previous movie, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," was such an interminable slog.
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I arrived in Bangkok around midnight, after a seemingly interminable flight, and the temperature was unbelievably hot, the air was cloying and steamy.
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By comparison, Sunday night was an interminable slog at four hours and 39 minutes — nearly the length of Friday's and Saturday's games combined.
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When favorite characters from the original seasons reconnect, their interactions seem interminable, the exchange of glances is drawn out past all reasonable limits.
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They had, instead, been sent out on an interminable round of loans, often including a spell at Vitesse Arnhem, Chelsea's Dutch cousin club.
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And, arguably more importantly, you receive the smug satisfaction of bypassing the interminable security line for a place in a more manageable queue.
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One time after an interminable wait, a 10-year-old Harris ran onto the court, slid on his stomach and kissed the floor.
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It was a rerun, in other words, of the same episode that's played out over and over again during this interminable primary campaign.
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The entire process can sometimes take 30 minutes or longer, and if you're somewhere with spotty cell service, the wait becomes even more interminable.
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Cruz is something of a film buff, as we know from his interminable performances of scenes from The Princess Bride in America's favorite diners.
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The friend had arrived early, so she and Val stood in an interminable line outside for so long that they never made it inside.
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The original incarnation of the coalition Dr Mahathir might soon be running was formed in the late 1990s to oppose his own interminable rule.
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Those plans, though, rarely work out and most CES showgoers end up on multiple interminable taxi queue lines over the course of their trip.
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Pero si las células adiposas continúan absorbiendo demasiadas calorías, entonces nos quedamos estancados en este ciclo interminable de comer demasiado y subir de peso.
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It also proves that hearing people tell long stories about their kids in VR is just as interminable as it is in real life.
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It's been well ascertained - through the grand medium of history - that boybands had an almost interminable influence on the vast plains of youth culture.
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Almost two months passed before the second leg, which seems an appropriate length of time given that this was the tournament of interminable waiting.
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One of the most popular and elaborate Skyrim mods started out as a way of removing the game's unskippable, interminable, and unloved opening cutscene.
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Although it took about 50 attempts, followed by an interminable wait on hold, I was finally able to reach the White House comment line.
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There has been no movement on denuclearization during the subsequent Trump-Kim meetings in Hanoi and Panmunjom or in the interminable lower-level talks.
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Jedi masters seem to spend many interminable meetings asking themselves what the "will of the Force" is, as if such a thing were knowable.
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I used to think that an abyss is a moment of despair becoming interminable; but any moment, even the direst, is bound to end.
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Coupled with seemingly interminable asylum procedures, all this has created what aid workers see as a mental health crisis among refugees on the island.
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Though the revelations and counter-revelations are so efficiently timed (after an interminable buildup) that they often make you chuckle, this is no comedy.
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But each birthday, each holiday, is accompanied by an interminable seminar on how to use some new object, or to join some new network.
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It is rumoured that the prime minister will call a general election later this year, in the hope of benefiting from the opposition's interminable squabbling.
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TO IMMIGRANTS who live in the shadows, or in the interminable half-light of the asylum system, the signals in two large countries are ominous.
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For one thing, you can choose the length of each "recording," so I started with interminable 20-second intervals where planning ahead was almost impossible.
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And yet, it's a version of the future that sounds a lot more fun than the present, seemingly interminable trudge toward common protocols and standards.
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In Strasbourg the French president urged a resolution to the interminable intra-EU fights over how refugees should be redistributed the next time emergency hits.
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But after the threat of a U.S. invasion passed, Iran reverted to old habits and engaged in years of interminable negotiations over its nuclear program.
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Hawking, in his brilliance, saw a way to end the interminable groping backward in time: He proposed that there's no end, or beginning, at all.
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To the increasing fury of the crowd in Tokyo, and fans watching around the world, the bout continued in this manner for 15 interminable rounds.
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The agreement was hailed by some as an extraordinary achievement, the end of an interminable war, an opportunity for the country's development to take off.
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The language was unexpected, and a strange kind of welcome relief after an interminable election race that has been mired in insults and mud-slinging.
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We have snow-capped mountains and deep dark woods where hobbits roam, as directed by Peter Jackson in his interminable "Lord of the Rings" movies.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody," the movie about Queen, lasts more than two hours, not a very long time by modern feature standards, even though it feels interminable.
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The miniseries tacks on an extra 40 minutes to the already-long film and obliterates the careful pacing by splicing it into four, interminable episodes.
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He still has an interminable will to push music where he wants to see it go, which is, very simply, somewhere it's never been before.
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Unlike the IPCC, with its interminable layers of bureaucracy and review, NCE can crank out work relatively quickly and use up-to-date cost data.
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In marrying them with long, slow, sometimes interminable-feeling images — something Blade Runner 2049 also tries to do — Stalker makes us contemplate the same concepts.
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Ella hablaba un poco de inglés, pero le fue difícil entender la forma de hablar de los Apalaches, con sus palabras alargadas y sintaxis interminable.
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George-Ilias Belidis, a resident of Tirana, a city of 900,000, was sleeping in his apartment when the powerful, seemingly interminable tremor jolted him awake.
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Long hours, sweating, freezing, waiting — interminable waiting — building fictional worlds between set-ups, universes held together with comedy, populated with unlikely idiots with bizarre motivations.
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Opinion Columnist The State of the Union address on Tuesday night was, as expected, an interminable farrago of boasting, nativism, saccharine clichés and outright lies.
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Added to this number are the approximately 20,000 Syrian refugees who have come to the US since 2011 to escape a seemingly interminable civil war.
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But it does mean that Mario Kart in VR is more like a rollercoaster than a video game — a short burst of exhilaration after interminable anticipation.
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After what seems like some interminable "previouslies," we pick up with what happened after Keshia Knight Pulliam put up James Maslow and Chuck Liddell for eviction.
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But Trump has always cared more for appearances than anything else, which is why this is the only fitting way for this interminable election to end.
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Outer space isn't the destination—it's the interminable car ride to the destination, only the radio isn't working and you've just listened to your last podcast.
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But Pretty Little Liars—the teen drama of which the interminable run ended earlier this year—hewed closer to the Lynchian playbook, executing teen horror peerlessly.
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After 0003 months of arduous paperwork and a seemingly interminable argument with the Drug Enforcement Administration, in early 1990 he dosed his first participant with DMT.
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After all, it is hard to feel the sublime majesty of this place when crammed in an interminable line simply to gain entry into the city.
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"Juliet, Naked" — in which, just so you know, there is no nudity and nobody named Juliet — marks a milestone in the interminable Generation-X midlife crisis.
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As for Vonn, what has she been doing while Shiffrin has sweated out interminable race delays and nasty weather that has disrupted her training as well?
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By Declan Walsh Residents of Damascus, spared the worst of the violence of Syria's war, respond to a seemingly interminable conflict with skepticism and dark humor.
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In the middle of the seemingly interminable government shutdown in January, she released a video talking about how fed up she is with Trump and his wall.
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And while Trump spent an interminable amount of time complaining about unfavorable media coverage, he paid barely any attention to some of the totems of modern conservatism.
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If that homework had been gamified, she would have graduated with a massive, highly differentiated competency profile that would allow her to jump the interminable hiring queue.
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"We have experienced the consequences of Ivoirite: interminable political crises with their corollaries of thousands of deaths," Joel N'Guessan, an RDR vice president, said in a statement.
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The problem is that none of them are especially memorable, though Returns seems determined to drill them into your head by making them both repetitive and interminable.
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She'd been up late the night before, she was already suffering from interminable jet lag, and it would have been nice to have another hour in bed.
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Halperin also feels less relevant in 2016 than in previous election cycles, which is perhaps the only good thing about this otherwise interminable and horrible presidential race.
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Yet when it comes to signaling interminable miles of text, apparently nothing works as well as a book that can easily be read in a couple weeks.
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And Ms. Kusama's 1959 canvas, Interminable Net #4, set a new high for the artist at Sotheby's Hong Kong last spring when it sold for $8 million.
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While the 17 years the United States has invested in the country is impressive, it's natural for a foreign power to get tired of an interminable war.
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A day as a VIP at Disneyland, paying $1303 an hour to skip interminable lines, made Varelas examine how wealthy Americans use their money: to buy exclusivity.
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Post-YouTube, the experience of even watching an entire music video all the way through — much less 30 in a row, cut up by commercials — feels interminable.
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Trust in traditional political and social institutions have been corroded by nearly 20 years of imperial overextension in increasingly meaningless and interminable wars both real and discursive.
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For those of us unaffected by the whole thing, Fyre Festival seemed to have been dreamt up as temporary respite from an interminable stream of bad news.
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Its pollution was denser than Hangzhou's and its six- and eight-lane thoroughfares were lined with seemingly interminable high-rise apartment complexes at varying degrees of completion.
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Part of the reason was the grueling slog of practice: the long hours, the intense workouts and the interminable team meetings — day after day, week after week.
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Theoretically, it's by doing exactly what De La Haye has done, and leveraging your disadvantages—the interminable grind of a Division I athlete—to create original content.
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When the counterweight of an opioid is removed, the body responds with mayhem—diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, shivering, palpitations, anxiety, agitation, paranoia, and, weirdly, interminable yawning and sneezing.
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Clinton hatred played itself out in the interminable Whitewater investigation, which uncovered some wrongdoing and questionable dealings while inuring much of the country to murky presidential scandals.
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Back then, the United States had become involved in the very bloody and seemingly interminable Iran-Iraq war, which Hussein had instigated in 1980 by invading Iran.
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Whether Brexit would be good for business or not, the interminable nature of leaving the European Union has already created problems for those concerned about their livelihoods.
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In contrast, the Affordable Care Act was the subject of an interminable public process in 2009, with the Senate Finance Committee's longest markup process in two decades.
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"'Bohemian Rhapsody,' the movie about Queen, lasts more than two hours, not a very long time by modern feature standards, even though it feels interminable," he writes.
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The painter here shows his genius for displacing cultural reifications into an interminable shell-game analysis of the modern human psyche: To be or not to be?
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I've watched people who seemed no more or less sane than I did decide, perhaps, that they'd had enough of being watched over and told what to do and think, where and when to sleep, or simply that they were feeling better, and those people checked themselves out as easily as leaving a hotel while the rest of us continued to count the interminable hours, the interminable days.
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Life on the Road, meanwhile, looks towards the interminable talent shows of the noughties, The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent, to explain Brent's thirst for fame fast.
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On Saturday night, Kaplan was the host of a party at his house for individuals who worked on Kavanaugh's nomination, as first flagged by Politico's interminable Playbook newsletter.
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As I get older, my memories of parties have begun congealing into a gelatinous whole, one long night filled with an interminable parade of faces, songs, and clubs.
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Your commencement speech can be either a high-point of the college graduation experience or the low-point in an interminable slog of funny hats and uncomfortable chairs.
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The cash, said to amount to £35m ($45m) now, has languished in London, with only lawyers profiting from the interminable haggling between India, Pakistan and the nizam's heirs.
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The James Webb space telescope is certainly one of the most anticipated projects coming out of NASA, both because of its grand scale and its interminable gestation time.
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It gates just about every single unit and building behind an interminable progression system that you advance by playing missions with only the most rudimentary units and buildings.
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When Wales face them at the Stade des Lumières on Wednesday, only a moment of sheer genius will be enough to bring their interminable participation to an end.
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Thanks to the popularity of Pokémon Go — and the cold fact that time itself is just an interminable feelingless Vine — Cain has a new message for the kids.
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The chairman cited the potential turmoil caused by economic slowness in Europe and China, a messy divorce for the United Kingdom and European Union and interminable trade battles.
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As a delegate to the Democratic Party's interminable 28 Convention, in New York, he kept up the fight for a pro-League of Nations plank in the platform.
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Haunted houses pop up throughout the five boroughs, subway cars swell with all kinds of characters and, scariest of all, interminable lines for parties snake around city blocks.
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Then there are his observances of nature: I'm sure it's unsettling to be that far up north, where days are interminable, and the transitions between days is unsettling.
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Odysseus anticipated an arduous sea journey, but was unprepared for what followed: an interminable voyage punctuated by unimaginably difficult experiences one after another, from Sirens to the Cyclops.
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This is what it's like to go from meeting to interminable meeting for six months, trying and failing to negotiate your country's way out of a terrible impasse.
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It could be an overstuffed car on a hot day, a prolonged wait on a platform or an interminable delay caused by a power outage or equipment failure.
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Confronted with an isolated western Mosul, some foresee an interminable siege, reminiscent of the one in Aleppo, where, for years, the Queiq River divided rebel and regime neighborhoods.
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It wasn't quite enough to lift them to the playoffs, but they should return this year after a three-year absence — an interminable gap for their regal brand.
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Showrunners Steven Moffat and Gatiss (who also plays Sherlock's brother, Mycroft) are quite fond of gleefully showcasing Sherlock's brilliance alongside his rudeness and interminable unconcern for social mores.
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The interminable nature of time, and the way we change, make errors, grow older, commit sins, repent, and suffer, are this ambitious film's subject, more than the poet herself.
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Indeed, it remains so, as the interminable half-life of this sanguine perspective still contributes to a delayed response to China's expansion — this is especially so on Wall Street.
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Most of the big names have now come off the board, but only after seemingly interminable delays—and in many cases at notable discounts to pricing in previous seasons.
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In the preface, they write that back in the fall of 2016, they thought they'd be dealing with issues like interminable lines at the polls and evaluating new technology.
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So, given that she'll be spending interminable hours in a state of great anticipation, can you blame her for coming to the award ceremony with a flask in hand?
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Finally, after an almost interminable wait during which the tension of the scene is counted out in drums and sparse strumming, two fingers appear to push the door open.
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For those who don't keep a close eye on the fashion month schedule, September has probably seemed like an interminable parade of models and their Instagrams flooding your feed.
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Nobody likes wading through an interminable phone menu to try to address a suspect charge on a phone bill—literally, everyone would rather speak with a customer service rep.
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Boehner, who during his time as speaker of the House held an interminable number of votes to repeal the ACA, may have let that cat out of the bag.
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What should have been structured as a series of linked assassination missions of escalating intricacy was instead rendered as an interminable exercise in muddled action and badly explained lore.
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I think we lasted an hour before the inevitable chippy trip and interminable trudge back to the halls of residence that seemed to have been modelled on Scandinavian prisons.
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It is worth it to people who have more money than free time and no desire to pack into the family car for an interminable drive, said Mr. Henderson.
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Instead, the interminable delays suggest an unwillingness to confront a longstanding problem in the NYPD -- delays that may have cost a man his life and that divided a city.
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The entrance of women into politics on terms that are, fundamentally and constitutionally, unequal to men's has produced a politics of interminable division, infused with misplaced and dreadful moralism.
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But these scenes vary in quality throughout the movie, leading up to a muddy, interminable climax during which I stopped even trying to keep track of who was doing what.
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"Breadcrumbing" — a term for daters who have interminable chats with their matches with zero intention of meeting up — became a scourge for people genuinely looking for love, not a penpal.
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The three countries have made their respective cases and now face what may seem like an interminable wait—a bit like children feel while waiting for Santa Claus at Christmas.
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New York is known for its interminable, sub-zero winters where the sidewalks turn into sheets of ice and the streets are packed full of mountains of dirt-colored slush.
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Trump's 2019 State of the Union was an interminable trudge through his usual amalgam of weird tangents and baseless immigration claims, peppered with a couple flat, unconvincing calls for unity.
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There was never much chance that the first round of what's sure to be an interminable number of Democratic primary debates would do much to inform people about the issues.
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El artículo, que está siendo revisado para su publicación, es la primera iniciativa académica que tiene como objetivo revelar información sobre el que ha sido un tema de intriga interminable.
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The graininess, the black-and-white, the interminable 15-second wait between any possibility of action would all have been part of a deeply considered artistic manifesto published on Facebook.
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And later, when you think back on the party, mostly what you'll remember is how interminable it was, because most of those memories involve wishing that time would speed up.
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Some mentioned as particularly indecipherable the interminable wrangling over the so-called backstop to prevent border checks between Ireland in the European Union and Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom.
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A resident of Tirana, George-Ilias Belidis, was sleeping in his apartment when a powerful, seemingly interminable tremor jolted him awake, and he said he thought his end had come.
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The third week of February is the peak of winter drear, in my opinion, and we could all use a break from the gray skies and interminable drama in Washington.
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Whatever the case, it feels interminable, like a test of the viewer's indie film commitment, daring them to shift, clear their throat, uncomfortably laugh, or just grab their jacket and leave.
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But as another interminable patching process begins, a different conversation is picking up, too, about how to catch flaws in crucial standards more quickly, and make it easier to patch them.
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But at least in this case, it sure looks like the troll has become the trolled, unless this is part of some pointless, utterly interminable psyop with no discernible purpose whatsoever.
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Littlefinger arrives, at peak Irish, with a gyrflacon and ably threatens Arryn's custodian Lord Royce into service of the real lord of the Vale: the plot of this interminable television show.
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Having long ago been forgotten by an indifferent God above, we remain trapped here together forever in our time prison doomed to repeat, but never able to change, our interminable present.
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When most people were still logging onto the World Wide Web through modems, waiting for the interminable dial-up connection, a group of London artists were creating their own communication network.
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It's all a part of it, at the very least: the small business hustle, the love of the juice, the cellars suffused with the essence of apricots, the interminable PowerPoint slides.
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In North Harmony, N.Y., Representative Tom Reed confronted what felt like interminable jeers, navigating hostile questions about abortion rights, efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and Mr. Trump's tax returns.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Inured to interminable winters, Muscovites have been stunned this year by spring-like temperatures and virtually snow-free sidewalks after the Russian capital recorded its warmest January in history.
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As someone who finds washing mugs to be an interminable hassle, this is the easiest one to travel with—just refill, rinse, and carabiner it to the outside of your bag.
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These skills have narrow applications, but, then, so does C.P.R. Their goal is to avert the interminable lines and vanished hours that seem, at times, maybe a little worse than death.
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After an interminable bout of partisan brawling, international intrigue, accusations of fraud, outright racism, and allegations of sexual assault, the long run to the United States' 2016 general election is finally over.
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THE next election for Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, is less than a year off, but as the country mercifully lacks America's interminable primary system, its campaign season is only now getting underway.
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During the seemingly interminable roll call vote for president, each state and district/territory participating in the convention picked someone to represent the delegation and formally cast its votes for the nomination.
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Attendees remembered Mr. Brzezinski for his wisdom and his wit, his interminable résumé and his rivalries with Henry A. Kissinger, his predecessor, and Cyrus R. Vance, President Jimmy Carter's secretary of state.
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The show checks off "issues" like boxes on an interminable medical form: transracial adoption and rape culture, opioids and bad marriages, catty neighbors and the perils of meritocracy, bisexuality, and, fleetingly, prayer.
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It's seven songs long but feels interminable; it opens with a droning, repetitive monologue before breaking into a take on clipped, Soundcloud-native flows that's so sedated as to feel like parody.
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A kind of eschatological nightmare seems to have taken over our imagination of the future, and it has become impossible to conceive of a world in which the common denominator isn't interminable tension.
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To pass the interminable hours, she gets her hair done with sister-in-law Leslie (Laurie Metcalf, rocking that blue eye shadow), and reads the personal ads in a New York City tabloid.
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A wave of fatal stabbings has dominated headlines this week, displacing concerns about Britain's divorce from the European Union and fuelling criticism that May is neglecting other priorities during the interminable Brexit saga.
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Here, hundreds of families who lost their homes in an earthquake 32 years ago are living in deplorable conditions, with children and grandchildren born during the interminable wait for promised government-subsidized homes.
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During the interminable six-week summer holiday, I'd cycle across the park to the corner shop where I'd part with my pocket money in exchange for whichever lolly took my fancy that day.
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Aunque las historias de los narcotraficantes dan lugar a una interminable cantidad de películas, series de televisión y novelas, sus sentencias no han logrado en absoluto detener el derramamiento de sangre en México.
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It's full of coded songs about consent and regret, and also about something that's not exactly atonement, but more like how to navigate the fresh sting of sunlight after a seemingly interminable night.
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At this show, which celebrates Thanksgiving and the approaching holiday season, the young performers will consider traditions and a few things they really aren't grateful for, like interminable family dinners and overbearing relatives.
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No, I'm describing the interminable 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, where a field of mortal men and women — no orcs or half-elves in sight — are still battling it out after a grueling campaign.
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It was an interminable meeting, and some may have figured that the savvy, experienced Israeli prime minister was lecturing the young American president about the Palestinians and the hard truths of Israeli security.
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"Just Getting Started," which should skip and sprint, feels slow and interminable, as if someone were reciting the plot of a Ron Shelton movie he or she had seen once on a plane.
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She bore the repulsive weight of her violator, but we all carry the cumulative tonnage of the interminable rapes that followed, and the threat of those to come, continuing into the unforeseeable future.
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Our systems are broken, and if life—like music, like gardens—is to stay an interminable process, we cannot sit passively by and let our systems generate the same piece over and over again.
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At the extreme, think about aerospace, where the process from sale to delivery can take five or eight years, with interminable but inevitable setbacks along the way for complex design reconfigurations and the like.
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London (CNN)The interminable US process for picking a President has its faults but as a democratic exercise it outshines the closed-door system being used in Britain to choose a new prime minister.
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And health-care reform is always difficult, as is clear from a glance at Britain's creaking National Health Service, France's near-bankrupt system—or the interminable battles in America over the future of Obamacare.
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Despite interminable warfare in Afghanistan and the Middle East, conflicts and battle deaths have dropped since the 1990s; and the end of the cold war removed the most serious potential source of global conflict.
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There were alien, interminable silences when she called from the road, and when she was home he took long, solitary strolls in the evening hours, a symptom that would eventually lead to his demise.
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Though it's still stuffed with violence, sex, and other content bound to upset, the 96-minute runtime of Climax is a relative tonic compared to the interminable lengths of Love and Enter the Void.
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But this year, someone circulated a bracket online that turned out to be completely accurate, saving many viewers the need to sit through an interminable television special that dragged out the full bracket unveiling.
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The world and its violence, from the context of interminable overseas warfare to interpersonal family trauma to the spectacular clash of revolution, all of this gets recycled into our games and produced as entertainment.
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I'd sit through each sermon without really processing what the priest said, immersed and isolated in my utter boredom, the interminable dullness broken up periodically by a command to kneel down in the pew.
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The wait for the N64 was interminable But this practice was best illustrated by the launch of the Nintendo 64, a drawn-out process that makes the wait for the NX seem almost trivial.
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In theory, an arms race should at least have a starting point, but in practice, it's usually remarkably hard to pin down, making for interminable disputes about who really started us down this path.
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"The pizza is in hand before the munchies set in, leading to a more relaxed and enjoyable experience without the interminable delay of its delivery or the pain of gnawing hunger," Summerlin tells AdWeek.
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Then, in the instant Grace took her first breath of life, I became her mom, after a nearly interminable two-year roller coaster of waiting and hoping to be matched with a birth mother.
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With a seemingly interminable campaign reaching the final sprint, it has been a week of at least occasional indulgences by the Clinton team, cresting perhaps on Tuesday night with an unscheduled stop from Mrs.
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The usual Milanese obstruction is traffic, a slow grind to nowhere that can draw out a single block's journey to a half-hour of agony and bring fashion week pilgrims to an interminable stop.
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This is the inevitable result of an interminable primary process ending up in the care of a media that is more interested in stoking factional conflict than discerning the material differences among the candidates.
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They are exasperated with a recession that has lasted nearly three years, an interminable corruption scandal that led to a presidential impeachment, and to jail for front-line politicians and Brazil's most prosperous businessmen.
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It must have been frustrating to be sidelined, time and time again, with injuries to the same part of his arm, losing months and years of development to the interminable waiting of surgery recovery.
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Tall, affable and energetic, he was picked to run General Electric in 2001 after an interminable and mildly sadistic selection process run by GE's then CEO, Jack Welch, at the time America's most celebrated boss.
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It is also a windfall to tax revenues at a time when the conservative government of Malcolm Turnbull is struggling to maintain the country's triple-A credit rating in the face of interminable budget deficits.
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Smith's complaints ranged, according to the Argus, from kvetching about the doneness of steaks and burgers to expressing disappointment over the interminable wait times ("once I wanted over an hour for a meal," she said).
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As a local boy made good, Yan is acutely aware of the hazards that accompany a publicized homecoming: having to serve as the guest of honor at interminable banquets, being the dedicatee of countless toasts.
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San Antonio had to overcome the season-ending loss of its top defender in Murray in October, along with an 11-543 start, just to keep its seemingly interminable streak of reaching the postseason intact.
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Others in Norway watch at home with family or groups of friends; the show has spawned various drinking games, even as the interminable chess broadcasts have been known to interrupt professional plans and social obligations.
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As the 2020 election looms only 10 probably interminable months away, it's hard to find anyone from across the political spectrum who is satisfied that Facebook will play a benign role in the democratic process.
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To rouse themselves from this interminable slumber, they traded for a former All-Star who had played his entire career for a West division team, winning multiple Gold Gloves but never reaching the World Series.
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The beacon that the Cuban Revolution once represented to the world had become nothing more than a grimy night light, with the Cuban people openly detesting Fidel himself -- once a sacred cow -- and his interminable gerontocracy.
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You can understand perfectly well why, for example, with Israel's 51-year occupation of Palestine appearing interminable, so many Palestinians are cynical about international law, international human rights law and the institutions designed to uphold them.
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The ghost sharks seem like a really fun idea, until (like everything else in this interminable movie) they wear out their welcome, and the CG effects that make Salazar look perpetually underwater are something to behold.
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Buried in the middle of the document, after dozens of interminable pages about the science of selling hot dogs and the benefits of making deals with bus tour companies, is a panel discussion about arcade games.
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This has left the French Open the sole major with the potential for an interminable match, where a player must secure a two-game advantage in the deciding set instead of engaging in a shoot-out.
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Aretha Franklin's Homegoing/funeral service was packed with famous people, musical performances, and (sometimes interminable) sermons, but one moment in particular caught Twitter's eye — Representative Maxine Waters giving the "Wakanda Forever" salute to the livestream camera.
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NSLs have historically been issued with interminable gag orders preventing tech companies from discussing the letters or their contents, but the passage of the USA Freedom Act last year allowed companies to begin disclosing the letters.
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So this year, when the interminable political ads start rolling across your screens, understand that you are looking at the last gasps of a system that just can't figure out where to look for its keys.
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While Clinton and Sanders definitely came to Brooklyn ready for a brawl, neither candidate ended the night with a clear victory, and neither had any breakthrough that might change the narrative of this interminable primary campaign.
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With post-partum depression affecting around 15 percent of new mothers, there's a fairly high likelihood that one of the women posting interminable baby pictures on your newsfeed may be struggling with feelings of inadequacy or anxiety.
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A few dozen members of the Third Rail supporters' group had assembled in a pub in Midtown Manhattan to give Vieira, New York City F.C.'s new manager, a roaring ovation and wrap up his interminable Wednesday.
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The clip was from the 553 movie Meet Joe Black, and it wasn't just a sign of how one decade's interminable romantic fantasy can fade from pop cultural memory only to be rediscovered as another's internet novelty.
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At this point in the interminable 2016 election cycle, the race for the Democratic Party's presidential primary race seems to have hit a brick wall—and then backed up and slammed into that wall again and again.
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Sure, in some ways it can be a bit of a grind for everyone involved given that it's a seemingly interminable 10-day slog of hoops that acts as a convention for everyone involved in the NBA.
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A city person like myself has very little in common with someone who lives off the grid, eating what they kill, drying what they forage, warming themselves through the interminable winter with wood downed in a storm.
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Click on her ghastly visage, and you'll be treated to an interminable video of a man hawking a "completely natural" treatment for reversing Alzheimer's that a "sinister band" of pharmaceutical corporations doesn't want you to know about.
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Press freedoms were non-existent, and a border war with neighboring Eritrea became an interminable conflict that killed an estimated 80,000 people and snuffed out chances for peace and prosperity for millions on both sides of the border.
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But Hellboy employs the strategy of cramming these interminable montages with tons of voiceover to fit everything in, and turning the meaty swaths of the movie where characters interact with one another into nothing more than one-liners.
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Some Brexiteers have insisted that the U.K. must now leave the EU come what may on October 31 and believe a "no deal" Brexit is preferable than a potentially interminable alliance with the EU that resembles partial membership.
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Golden State's hope is that a return to high-stakes basketball, after grinding through a seemingly interminable regular season to get there, will usher this team back to its usual standards and thus back to its happy place.
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He led the interminable investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, and seemed to be motivated more by what it would do/was doing for his career than what Clinton actually did with her server.
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There's a quality of the gothic at work: the elements of the novel—sudden violence, black spectres, an interminable past—are reminiscent of Melville's great story "Benito Cereno," in which Catholic mystery and African presence come together uncannily.
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Although it is not as opaque as the secret "plan" of Richard Nixon to end the Vietnam War, the thinly explained strategy run by Pelosi apparently involves interminable litigation and scattered investigations in a host of congressional committees.
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Twelve years after first getting the better of Nadal on the All England Club lawns — since when his career has trundled along in unspectacular fashion — 26th seed Muller stood firm in 218-minute fifth set of interminable tension.
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It wouldn't have occurred to me during the interminable years of Bush's administration to be grateful that we had a president who believed in the basic tenets of American democracy, because I couldn't have imagined one who didn't.
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Algunos empezamos a aficionarnos realmente a la lectura gracias a las historietas, un vicio interminable que —a diferencia de los libros en cuya última página leíamos "FIN"— se renovaba cada semana con giros argumentales, resurrecciones y nuevos personajes.
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But Mr. Hutchins had no stomach for an interminable fight and pleaded guilty last week to two counts under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the Wiretap Act, each carrying a maximum sentence of five years' imprisonment.
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China and Russia share a land border of more than 2,600 miles, an interminable stretch of birch forest separating mainly the Russian Far East from Chinese Manchuria, whose particulars were formally agreed upon only in the last decade.
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Yet over the course of a three-hour—at times seemingly interminable—performance, the three front-runners only occasionally locked horns and none said anything that will obviously change his or her standing in the race by much.
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Last season, his follow-up mega-production on Roosevelt Island did not end well (there were interminable waits, fainting models and boring stuff), and since that experience and his apparently stressful fall, a new, chastened Kanye has emerged.
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As embryos keep piling up, donation has become more popular — particularly among those pro-life Christians who see embryos as tiny lives, "orphans" stranded by IVF who need to be rescued from an interminable existence in the freezer.
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We're constantly reminded that we live in the "post-9/11" era, marked by the interminable and counterproductive "War onTerror," of which mass surveillance and the stripping of civil liberties in the name of security play a huge part.
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The Liars — a foursome of misunderstood Mean Girls — went through dozens of phones over the course of their interminable high school careers, and The Verge's tech reporters helped me pluck out and identify them one by one last September.
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But in interviews, many also detailed a year of pain and inaction — an interminable wait for Congress to change the rules that kept so many women and men from coming forward about harassment and abuse in our nation's capital.
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It is simply not in US interests to be dragged into an interminable war against the Houthis in Yemen and have its image blackened by Saudi military actions that have resulted in the deaths of thousands of Yemeni civilians.
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And are the calls for an internationally supported truth commission on corruption and human rights violations in Mexico a symptom of civil society being fed up with interminable scandals, or a menace to the country's eternally weak justice system?
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The pro-business FDP wants euro zone countries to be able to leave the currency bloc rather than stay under an "interminable rescue policy", and it favors winding down the lending capacity of the euro zone's ESM rescue fund.
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The messages were sent in June and July of 2011, while filming of Season 2 of TWD was taking place down in Georgia (when budget cuts forced the show to spend an interminable amount of time on Herschel's farm).
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A tournament featuring the world's toughest boxers would provide the excitement that the sport has been lacking; it would punctuate the interminable negotiations that delay professional bouts, and which postponed Mayweather v Pacquiao until both were past their prime.
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The remaining hope for all Americans of good sense, more than a year into Donald J. Trump's already interminable spin in office, was that the president and his brand of politics would turn out to be a passing aberration.
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It's in the shadow of this interminable occupation, rather than the military victory that gave rise to it, that millennial Jews have come of age—in the shadow of a Jewish state that brings them not pride but shame.
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Women, in general, are not permitted anger — but from black American women, there is an added expectation of interminable gratitude, the closer to groveling the better, as though their citizenship is a phenomenon that they cannot take for granted.
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These early cleanup activities also inform later, more extensive work activities Unfortunately, the EPA bureaucracy and lawyers for the potentially responsible parties (PRPs) often stymie these early action efforts with such interminable debates as to who will pay what.
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Written by Dalton Trumbo and Lorenzo Semple Jr., and directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, it is overlong and at times silly but has those two magnetic stars, an engaging looseness and flashes of absurdity that temper the interminable barbarism.
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Rereading "Ten Days That Shook the World" today, it is not the near-verbatim accounts of interminable, overlapping Soviet committee meetings that stand out, nor the alphabet soup of long-forgotten organizational acronyms that requires a 10-page glossary.
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It may be that the academy's push to diversify itself by adding new members has paid off, but some of the ugliness that aired during the interminable slog up to Sunday night indicates that the academy remains deeply divided.
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So for an interminable 120 seconds, the rivals from historically antagonistic nations, turkey neck, whip their hair, clap, point, mug to the crowd, raise their fists to the sky, and try to intimidate each other as politely as possible.
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National security letters are used by the FBI to extract information from companies about their users and are often accompanied by interminable gag orders that prevent companies from informing their users or the public about the government's access to their information.
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It's chock full of spam, vaguely business-themed blog posts that range from the utterly interminable and insights no one asked for to bizarre rants, and UI decisions that seem designed to conjure up the feeling of a basement cubicle.
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We're constantly reminded that we live in the "post-9/11" era, marked by the interminable and counterproductive "War on Terror," of which mass surveillance and the stripping of civil liberties in the name of security play a huge part.
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The interminable self-congratulatory awards slog that is the Oscars is trying to do right by you, the viewer, and has decided to shift its mind-numbing, never-ending extravaganza of dresses and "SPEECHABLE MOMENTS" back a whole half-hour earlier.
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Unfortunately, while the interminable discussion over Moscow's "election hacking" continues, The Big Three — Iran, China, and North Korea — continue to assault our cyber flank, driven by a force as committed to malice as the Gipper was to a good laugh.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev raised the specter of an interminable or a world war if powers failed to negotiate an end to the conflict in Syria and warned against any ground operations by U.S. and Arab forces.
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If HUSBAND enters the domicile and sees or hears one or more children yelling, fighting, whining, grabbing, pinching or demanding parental intervention by stretching the word "Mom" into two interminable syllables, he is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day.
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Also present was Amos Bronson Alcott (Louisa May Alcott's father), a local school superintendent so garrulous that his neighbors would start walking in the opposite direction when they saw him coming to avoid an interminable discourse on one subject or another.
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Some of these actors end up toiling in interminable obscurity, but after Robbie spent a year refining her American accent and moved to Los Angeles, she was promptly cast in Pan Am (2011–2012), a Mad Men knockoff with flight attendants.
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I can't tell you how many Fox folks at the after-party were rolling their eyes at the interminable sports portion: Jimmy Johnson in basketball shorts; Joe Buck making not one, but two groan-worthy jokes about his ex-wife.
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Facial recognition, miraculously landed planes, big airport construction projects—if you'd like to spend your interminable flight or flight delay reading about the big systems, innovators, and legitimate heroes who keep this global aviation system running, we've got you covered.
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Op-Ed Contributor How is it that in this age of technological marvels, from mind-controlled prosthetics to instant machine translation, the American economy is limping through an interminable era of stagnant productivity, tepid economic growth and a sour political mood?
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And it has become one of the overriding sticking points in Brexit, Britain's halting, seemingly interminable effort to leave the European Union, even as the March 29 deadline approaches and Parliament again rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for a withdrawal.
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Además del ahorro, no voy estresada porque caí a un bache o me pegaron o se rayó la pintura o me robaron la llanta de refacción o un rin, y la interminable lista de contratiempos económicos de tener un carro.
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Gabbard spoke openly and honestly about how the authorization to use force after 9/11 turned into an interminable war on terror that expanded outside the US's stated mission — an issue that continues to resonate today with many progressive Democrats.
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"En la nueva política española, sumida en una campaña electoral interminable, se aprueban menos leyes que nunca, el interés de los ciudadanos rara vez gana un pulso al de los partidos y el diálogo es repudiado como una estrategia de perdedores".
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Too often, when I wanted to ask a question, I'd be met with a "hang on…" message, followed by a "I'll tap you when I'm ready" message, followed by an interminable wait during which I'd forget whatever it was I needed Siri for.
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There isn't much advice for dealing with the estimated 27.3 million other people traveling at the same time as you, however, so good luck with the angry hoards, lost bags, screaming children, delayed flights, sad phone calls, and suffocating sense of interminable misery.
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The player will surrender his luxury car and invigorating workouts for a luxury private jet and interminable tasting menus, capped off by a two-hour argument with the owner's third wife over the trust fund of his ski-bum-turned-"pot entrepreneur" stepson.
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As the interminable conflicts and victims of the next hundred years attest, nothing could have been further from the truth: we continue to slaughter each other as if the curse of Cain is ingrained in our DNA, as if we had learned nothing.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Most world economies from Germany to Japan are bearing the brunt of an interminable U.S.-China trade war but one country that has been insulated from the blow so far is Australia, which is rolling in record export dollars.
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At 2017's Royal Rumble, Cena's seemingly endless (or interminable, depending on how you feel about him) run at the top of the wrestling world netted him one of its great achievements: he is now 16-time world champion, equaling Ric Flair's record.
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In an interview before I experienced the virtual reality environment, Mr. Ben Khelifa, 44, said the idea emerged from a frustration that deepened over almost 20 years he spent as a photojournalist covering strife — often entrenched, interminable warfare — mostly in the Middle East.
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As Indians waited in interminable lines at banks, and everyone from rickshaw drivers to real estate agents suffered a hit to their businesses and lives, Mr. Modi's team said the pain was necessary to punish those who were hoarding ill-gotten cash.
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Only the grittiest endurance athletes attempt ultramarathons, in which they face potentially serious injury, dehydration, muscle cramps and sometimes, in the track and road races that were Ritchie's forte, the crushing monotony of following a set course a seemingly interminable number of times.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev raised the specter of an interminable conflict or even a world war if powers failed to negotiate an end to the fighting in Syria, which has killed 250,000 people, caused a refugee crisis and empowered Islamic State militants.
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"The interminable wait with worry that parents are faced with currently is untenable," said Dr. Marilyn Augustyn, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician at Boston Medical Center and professor of pediatrics at Boston University School of Medicine, who also reviewed the new guidelines.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - When they are not tending to international affairs, diplomats based in Havana can be found these days stewing in interminable queues at gas stations and concocting ways to increase the octane in fuel as Cuba's premium gasoline shortage takes its toll.
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Now Vine was recreated in the image of the internet around it — an internet of interminable feeds and customized content, an endless space that can be checked and rechecked but never quite finished, demanding as much as you're willing to give it.
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Adam Granduciel, who records as The War On Drugs, has had at least one weird rock star beef (with noted asshole Mark Kozelek) and is dating a genuine celebrity (Krysten Ritter, latterly of Breaking Bad, currently of some iteration of the interminable Marvel universe).
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I'm one of those annoying people who is almost constantly in some kind of serious relationship, and for this reason I've missed the good ship Tinder by a country mile (by the time online dating was a thing, I was ensconced in seemingly-interminable cohabitation).
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Written by British-American novelist Anna Winger and her TV producer husband Jörg, D83 captures Germany on an historical precipice—caught between the US and Russia in the middle of the seemingly interminable Cold War, at the brink of the fall of the Wall.
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Kasich, as I wrote last week, is betting that New Hampshire voters have grown so tired of attack ads that they'll throw their support behind a relatively obscure Republican who expanded Medicaid and has a Faulkner-esque ability to stretch his sentences to interminable lengths.
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A third reason for the almost interminable wait is the need to negotiate with other governments, particularly America's, before making public material they regard as sensitive or confidential, such as the undertakings made by Mr Blair to President George W. Bush in private conversations.
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Cable news was not designed for anyone to pay close attention to it and morning shows are even more vacuous and inane—their sole purpose is to drown out the existential dread as you get ready for another interminable and meaningless day at work.
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In fact, let's go one better: knock me out and put me in an overhead compartment for the entire flight, just make it so I don't have to sit through a full working day of a confusing mixture of low-lying terror and interminable boredom.
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Most of it is spent in Marseilles, and I've little doubt that Seghers would recognize the sun-warmed purgatory, both frantic and interminable, in which the characters dwell—the nervous quest for visas, the nocturnal knock on the door, the police raids on crummy hotels.
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Interminable, but crucial, because the answer would say a lot about whether a less tribal political alignment is possible — with Democrats winning back blue-collar whites or Republicans building a pan-ethnic nationalism — or whether we're doomed to a permanent racial polarization of the parties.
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Instead, they taught that the Holy Spirit would soon turn this world over to the Antichrist, a diabolical world leader who would preside over an awful holocaust in which those true believers who had not already been raptured to heaven would suffer interminable tribulations.
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It's not that, in isolation, any of these belted slow songs were especially bad, but between Camila Cabello, Billie Eilish, Demi Lovato, H.E.R., Tanya Tucker and Alicia Keys, the repeated down moments were just too down for a show that can already feel interminable.
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Mr. Kitson — whose earlier pieces at St. Ann's have included "The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church" and "It's Always Right Now, Until It's Later" — has an uncommon gift for sustaining not only different and seemingly divergent story lines but also different and divergent sensibilities.
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It can be comforting to reverse the feelings of hopelessness and futility that come with fighting seemingly interminable, strategically dubious wars by enforcing a hierarchy of citizenship that puts the veteran and those close to him on top, and everyone else far, far below.
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Now many of us throughout American society at large, after an interminable electoral campaign and transitional phase into the presidency of Donald J. Trump, have experienced a form of disorientation and anxiety that bears a striking resemblance to the clinical situation I have described.
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"The system is engineered to perpetuate inequality, and Temer is doubling down on bets that Brazil needs Greek-style austerity," said Pedro Paulo Zahluth Bastos, an economist at the University of Campinas, drawing parallels between Brazil's multiyear slowdown and Greece's seemingly interminable economic crisis.
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Take away the hype holding it all together and this could easily be the ninth bout of some interminable evening on some regional promotion, weighted down with amateurs who scrap for free and whose ticket sales cover the costs of the hall rental and the EMTs.
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As equity markets continue their extraordinary and interminable upward trajectory, it was wonderful last week to see the ever modest leader of the free world taking time off from bashing journalists, amongst others, to take some well-earned credit for stocks putting on $3.2 trillion in value.
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Renée's narrative is fictitious, yet was wholly inspired by reality—and while the vast majority of horror games take place beneath the cover of darkness, The Town of Light is set in the afternoon, where interminable beams of sunlight split the institution's vacuous, cobweb-covered floors.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday raised the spectre of an interminable conflict or even a world war if powers failed to negotiate an end to five years of fighting in Syria, which has killed 250,000 people, caused a refugee crisis and empowered Islamic State militants.
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Amanpour's vivid universe — think Mad Max meets Grindhouse, set at an interminable Burning Man festival where the fresh water and civility ran out years ago — is enhanced by an intoxicating soundtrack and wildly entertaining supporting cast of characters, including a pornstached Keanu Reeves and mute Jim Carrey.
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To be fair to the Trump Administration, the approaches of previous administrations--interminable working-level meetings that inevitably led to impasse and violations--had not worked, so this is at the minimum a novel approach that has at least temporarily reduced the temperature on the Peninsula.
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Mahal, in turn, got a more or less clean win over Nakamura, leaving both men inexplicably in positions neither should be—Mahal as god-champion in an interminable run which is likely to last until Wrestlemania and Nakamura as nobody special with nobody to really feud with.
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The ongoing travesty at Baylor is an interminable reminder that it is always possible for people in power to be more corrupt, more depraved, and simply more apathetic toward the plight of actual human beings if it benefits themselves or the institution that signs their paychecks.
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The crowds, the delays, the interminable gridlock: It's all part of what our Paris bureau chief calls "a tug of war" for public support between the striking public sector workers determined to preserve France's 70-year-old pension system and a centrist government bent on overhauling it.
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Otro problema es que la tecnología de reconocimiento de imágenes a menudo es muy lenta cuando debe identificar objetos 3D; incluso una escultura reconocida puede confundir con sus ángulos a las aplicaciones, lo cual da como resultado ese momento interminable en el que la tecnología está pensando.
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Amid protests from anti-war activists, opposition from the Chinese government, and an argument between Washington and Seoul over who will pay for it, the THAAD missile defense system has become the latest point of contention in an interminable standoff between North Korea and the United States.
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"In the rest of the interminable clip, McInnes asserted that most of what he's been targeted for are jokes taken "out of context"; that "we are not far-right, we're ultra-nationalist"; and that the group could not be affiliated with white nationalists because "such people don't exist.
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The FDP wants euro zone countries to be able to leave the bloc rather than stay under an "interminable rescue policy", and favors winding down the lending capacity of the euro zone's ESM rescue fund - unlike Merkel's finance minister, who has proposed developing it into a European monetary fund.
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When it comes to your own decision-making, it's a interminable pilgrimage through the aisles as you try to find the "best bottle;" the one to be opened for an apéritif, a romantic dinner, or a farewell party for that work colleague of yours that just got laid off.
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The FDP wants euro zone countries to be able to leave the bloc rather than stay under an "interminable rescue policy", and favours winding down the lending capacity of the euro zone's ESM rescue fund - unlike Merkel's finance minister, who has proposed developing it into a European monetary fund.
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In the face of these cutbacks, the agency has struggled to provide adequate service to its customers, who experience long waits in crowded field offices, busy signals and interminable hold times on the 800 phone line and an average wait of nearly two years for hearings on disability claims.
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About a half-hour into the movie, after it had gotten through the interminable mini-origin stories for its many supervillains (though, curiously, not all of them, since a couple are dropped into the story, seemingly at random, later on), I suddenly realized just how bored I was.
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Tiki-taka has gone, outlived by Lawro; VAR has kicked the interminable debate about tech in football a little further down the road; the Germans really can be written off and fallible on occasion; suddenly the ability to shoot straight from the penalty spot seems a lot more important.
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And he was grateful, too, for her effect on his father, whose politeness, when he recalled that he was in the company of a young woman, would jar him from what otherwise were interminable reveries and would bring his attention back for a while to the here and now.
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Lily Walman Blank New York To the Editor: After the second round of back-to-back Democratic debates, I am forced to wonder why the United States treats electing a president as if it were Major League Baseball: interminable season, nitty-gritty analysis of minutiae, fan-based, etc.
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Lily Walman Blank New York To the Editor: After the second round of back-to-back Democratic debates, I am forced to wonder why the United States treats electing a president as if it were Major League Baseball: interminable season, nitty-gritty analysis of minutiae, fan-based, etc.
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While other fighters received months-long suspensions for orthopedic and cosmetic injuries, a winning and virtually unscathed fighter gets an interminable layoff for disobeying the commission's wishes: apparently, Gaethje defied a written warning against jumping on the cage that the Colorado commission gave him sometime before the fight.
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There was a sitar band accompanying an onstage waterfall with images presented onto it for Uncharted; an onstage foliage to frame the revelation of Monster Hunter World; and to cap it off, ear-splitting pyrotechnics to accompany the gameplay trailer for the next installment of the interminable Call of Duty franchise.
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The other main argument for winning the "race" to 5G is that having the world's best and fastest networks will create new economic opportunities for businesses of all kinds — we'll enable self-driving cars and telemedicine and all the other stuff you hear about during interminable 5G slideshows at trade conferences.
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Half an hour later you're in a labyrinthine warehouse, blindfolded, hooded and hogtied, forced to eat unidentifiable items, whipped, pushed and left in a chair for an interminable amount of time, ambient terror music pulsing through your ears while your mind is left to stumble through endless corridors of confusion.
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Volvo chief strategist Levenstam makes the case thusly: Instead of the desperate trudge to and from airports, the interminable long lines at security checks, and the dreaded cramped economy seats, why don't you just have a car pick you up at your home and drop you off at your destination?
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In a primary season that has seen unusually high turnout, voters in the state's largest county arrived at polling places to find interminable lines, with some voters waiting until after midnight in order to cast their ballots—hours after Arizona's primaries had been called for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.When social and political shitstorms are raging out there in the real world, you'll probably be looking for an escape valve; luckily for all of us, festival season's here to save everyone from interminable chats down the pub about centrism, careerism, and Marie Le Conte.
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If it was a tough week for our mother, like if too many of her customers thumbed through her merchandise but left empty-handed, or if the deadline for paying the lease on her lot-space was near, we might have to wait the interminable stretch of a week, perhaps longer.
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When at last its end credits appear onscreen — black-and-white photos chronicling a history of all-female protest movements, from turn-of-the century suffragettes to Black UCLA alumnae in the 1960s — the leap in tone feels the cinematic equivalent of trying to spoon after an interminable hand job.
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Drake's official albums are punishing, interminable slogs, where wispy, vacuous beats provide an appropriately empty external correlative to the lazily expositional male fantasies dribbling from his mouth; I'd quote lyrics if the ostensibly nice, sensitive guy who's actually a callous sociopath strategically deploying his sensitive image weren't by now such a familiar role.
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They're the interminable number of awards that unfurl throughout each awards season, including everything from critics prizes (the New York Film Critics Circle, the National Society of Film Critics, etc.) to televised ceremonies (the Golden Globes, the Critics' Choice Awards, etc.) to industry prizes (the Screen Actors Guild, the Directors Guild, etc.).
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Red Dead Redemption might feature a criminal with a dark past being pulled back into a life of murder and corruption against his will… but it also features a drunken stereotype of an Irish character (literally named "Irish") that you have to help through an interminable series of comic misadventures and capers.
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He routinely excoriated other politicians for self-centeredness while repeatedly hogging center stage, his remarks interminable — after his Iowa victory, for example, or when he presumptuously introduced Carly Fiorina as his running mate — and his pauses so theatrically drawn out that you could watch the entirety of "The Revenant" during some of them.
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Unfortunately, over more than 30 years many Superfund site cleanups now take too long and cost too much to clean up I've previously proposed setting of firm deadlines to complete Superfund sites, better management of the interminable site studies, and more use of cost-effective "emergency removals" to deal with obvious environmental issues.
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And so we go on at interminable length talking about basis points (one hundredth of 1 percent), inverted yield curves (when long-term debt pays a lower interest rate than short-term borrowings), and decumulation (how you use your savings to fund your retirement.) As a result, we often scare or confuse people.
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Mais confronté à une douleur insoutenable et à une attente pour une prothèse de genou qui lui paraissait interminable, M. Orlov a momentanément mis de côté son euroscepticisme afin de bénéficier d'un programme du National Health Service, le système de santé britannique, qui l'a propulsé au-devant de la file d'attente — en France.
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I suspect that feigning interest in anecdotes that must test even the teller's own patience also let them know that I was in this for the long haul; even better, the questions I asked after some interminable yarn showed them I wouldn't be satisfied by the narrative trinkets they'd bought others off with.
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It's a lot easier and maybe wiser just to watch "The Two Popes" this year and wonder why, in the middle of a simmering theological confrontation between the two popes, do we get a big, interminable flashback to 1976 and Pope Francis being caught in the quagmire of Argentina's so-called "Dirty War"?
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Credit... GUÁNICA, P.R. — It was the third interminable night living on the edge of a road in their wrecked Puerto Rico town, but this time the three boys huddled on an inflatable mattress had a welcome diversion: a flat-screen TV perched on milk crates that allowed them to play Mortal Kombat 11.
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If I remember the weather in my childhood as being perpetually sunny, that is because photographs were only taken on days — rarer in England than in many parts of the United States — when the light was deemed sufficient, as though we were stuck in a 19th-century gloom of interminable exposure times.
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Everything about The Trump Prophecy — from its subject matter, to the way it's shot, to the little details scattered through the movie's (often interminable) scenes of domestic life — is designed not just to legitimize Donald Trump as a evangelical-approved president but to promulgate an even more wide-ranging — and dangerous — idea.
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As Ezequiel Zaidenwerg notes on the book's back cover: Legend has it that Prelongher wrote this poem on the interminable bus trip from Buenos Aires to São Paulo that would take him into exile from a regime that had paradoxically criminalized him not for his fierce political activism, but for his militant homosexuality.
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For those who still want to watch an interminable amount of football this Sunday, but want to do so without experiencing the squeamishness of seeing anyone get hurt after the year 2000, there are options, even if you're looking to channel your raging Football Id to a Peyton Manning Type or a Cam Newton Type.
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In high school, overcome with an interminable feeling of malaise, and looking for a means to escape, she took the SATs two years early and was accepted to UCLA, where she experienced a series of life-altering events: She met a former public health nurse in the cafeteria, who turned her onto alternative medicine.
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And 2016 has been especially depressing and awful, from our interminable election to the rise of American authoritarianism to the ongoing devastation in Syria to the refugee crisis to the deaths of David Bowie and Prince to the rise of The Chainsmokers to the slow but steady erosion of everything we once held dear.
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But if there was a silver lining to the otherwise interminable and horrifying election, it was that Kissinger seemed like a man without a country—too damaging for Clinton and too establishment for Trump, who ran in part by arguing that America's military was overstretched and that its intervention-heavy foreign policy was foolish.
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And not just the urgent physical event of adulterous sex — though that's wonderfully well described, shot through with guilt and risk and yet presented entirely without mawkishness or sentimentality — but also its interminable emotional navigations and negotiations, the deceit and the guilt, the quotidian tug of war between desire and (in Bonnie's case anyway) loneliness.
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For the first few weeks after I'd arrived, I'd followed my grandmother everywhere: room to room in the apartment, store to store on her interminable grocery runs, and once a week to Emma Abramovna's, to drink tea and talk about the old days, Emma Abramovna in a cheerful key, my grandmother in a minor one.
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It'll remove those interminable silences when you ask someone at a party what they do and they reply: "Oh, I work in HR." Instead, they'll just show you one of their lovely charcoal drawings, or read you a few lines of pastoral poetry, written on scraps of paper they produce from a handwoven basket.
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Throughout this interminable campaign, she has been able, with very little backlash, to promote for her $100 million apparel brand, which she markets with the female empowerment hashtag #womenwhowork, and also support her father, whose campaign is rife with misogynistic language, and who has been accused of sexual harassment by more than a dozen women.
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"Not only is it not necessary to solve Gaza first, but the interminable delay only makes it that much harder by further entrenching the one-state reality on the ground in the West Bank," said Frank G. Lowenstein, who served as special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations at the end of the Obama administration.
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We're nearly three years into the Trump administration, which from the perspective of most professional funny people has consisted of a very brief "What a rich source of endless jokes!" moment and a so-far interminable "I don't even have a joke for that" phase that has rendered the phrase "beyond satire" completely meaningless.
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The "situation" inevitably has an impact, but the aim was a collective venture that would strive to overcome some of the difficulties in a belief that culture can be a force for change and enlightenment, and not to be paralyzed by what can, at times, seem like an interminable and crushing weight of problems.
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Standing in the frequently interminable line outside this riotous barbecue joint, a listless patron might find herself staring at the gargantuan face, sketched in caricature, of a man perilously clinging to the Empire State Building, one hand raised with a thumbs-up, mouth agape in speech, most likely in the act of hawking beef.
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Domestic details are piercingly described, bringing the squalor of the camp to life: Even from that distance I caught the stench of sweat, today's sweat, still fresh, but under that the stale sweat of other days and other nights, receding into the far distance, the darkness, all the way back to the first year of this interminable war.
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The first was full of interminable rallies regularly surpassing 23 strokes as Simon and Medvedev dug trenches on the baseline while second featured the old-school serve-and-volley of Lopez against the silky hitting of world number 22 Auger-Aliassime who had picked off Grigor Dimitrov, Nick Kyrgios and top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas this week.
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Mr. Benjamin writes that New York City's accession of villages in what became the Bronx was encouraged by Westchester politicians who wanted to keep the county Republican, and that in 1899, when Teddy Roosevelt was governor, he unilaterally declared the interminable construction of the State Capitol "done," despite the absence of a tower dome, which was never built.
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The walk to the rendezvous point was an interminable one, and as they walked Saeed and Nadia did not hold hands, for that was forbidden in public between genders, even for an ostensibly married couple, but from time to time their knuckles would brush at their sides, and this sporadic physical contact was important to them.
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The special counsel and other interminable farcical investigations, including into obstruction, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels, are all in service of the greater plan.
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But a new, truly player-driven league could also address other problems dogging the N.B.A.: the interminable regular season that causes players to take entire games off, the dilution of talent over 30 franchises, the ever-changing relationship with its supplier, the N.C.A.A., and the competitive imbalance in which only a handful of teams can contend for a championship.
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"If it is an interminable delay where there is no prospect of an agreement - one that invokes the running of European parliamentary elections in Northern Ireland - that is a disaster for people that voted to leave the European Union in 2016 that in no way honours the expression of their will," DUP MP Gavin Robinson told BBC Radio Ulster.
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The paperwork she was forced to complete in order to qualify for help was interminable: applications with questions about her plans for the years to come, detailed proof of income that included documentation of her schedule and letters from clients verifying that she did indeed work for them, and continual updates to account for any change in status.
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Co-editor Emma Kemp sets the stage with her essay which leads the reader through a handful of significant and potentially overlooked places where women have experienced pain, or even death: the insides of theaters that went up in flames, factories that burned, rooms and institutions with impenetrable doors that once held women for interminable amounts of time.
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This is how we wind up with the kind of supreme disconnect between fans and writers like the one that has existed between Supernatural and its fan base for most of the show's interminable run on air: A substantial number of the show's fans are collaboratively creating a vision of a completely different show than the one being produced in the writers' room.
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Yet while the discourse on global insecurity often remains confined to the War on Terror (and its predecessors, like the War on Drugs) being fought in and around the Middle East, our current state of insecurity underlies the entire structure of reality as a place of interminable tensions and ongoing revolutions, always animated by wars that happen elsewhere, far away.
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He gave such a thoroughly bad speech, running an interminable 33 minutes, that catcalls rang out from the assemblage, followed by raucously derisive cheers when Clinton pronounced the magic words, "In conclusion...." Years later, Sandy Berger, who was Clinton's national security adviser in the White House, reflected back on that evening in an oral history interview with the University of Virginia's Miller Center.
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The interminable failure of government to marshal all available resources, brainpower, imagination, and resolution of spirit, to finally solve Flint, Michigan's contaminated water problem, stands, in relief, as a giant scarlet letter branded on the breast of America; just supplant the shame-evoking, blood-curdling, familiar image of the red "A" for "adulteress" with an even uglier, ignoble, black "R," for racist.
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And yet, as United's season drifted, as Mourinho has meticulously constructed a set of alternative facts in which he is not to blame for that failure but the ultimate victim of it, his interminable regurgitation of his own greatness has not served to remind anyone of the heights he once scaled, but acted as proof of how far he has fallen.
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In the interminable course of a single night, Sarah and Jay do and do not make it to Central Park for a picnic, they do and do not enjoy sex in a dark knot of trees in the park, they do and do not endure dinner at a mediocre Italian restaurant, and — finally — they do and do not stay together.
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Over the course of an interminable two hours or so, the two men had a couple of aims: to lavish each other with mutual praise over their bravery against the Deep State and, more importantly, to foment as much fear and panic as possible about the coronavirus, the epidemic which originated in Wuhan, China and has, to date, killed at least 81 people.
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No, the pages don't really shrink or shrivel, they crinkle, get kinda crisp and brittle, but time's like that, a wrinkle, and suddenly you've been married as long as you were ever a kid, ever awash in the interminable Thursday of your first ten years, when three months was an aeon, when, like, childhood was endless and over as soon as it began.
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It was 11:28 Monday night, just beyond the security perimeter at the Quicken Loans Arena, and Republicans fleeing the interminable politicians' speeches that followed Melania Trump's debut were greeted by a spectacle: more than a dozen Cleveland police clustered in formation around a single skinny protester, with 203 or 40 people standing around gawking, certain something was happening or was about to happen.
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The sixth, in 1980, was a coming-out party for its then dictator-in-waiting, Kim Jong Il. At this one the late Kim's son, Kim Jong Un (pictured), spoke for interminable hours to more than 3,000 clapping delegates, lauding a recent nuclear test and missile launch (subjects know nothing of the three that flopped last month) and announcing an empty five-year economic plan.
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Sure, Senator Sanders's embrace of the presumptive Democratic nominee included all the inclinations that many of us have come to find, shall we say, a tad grating about the man: his interminable, self-congratulatory stump speech, wearingly bereft of humor, argument, story or anecdote, more a listing of all bad things in the world and how they must be put right, delivered in his usual droning shout.
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Soon you might log on to Facebook and see, right at the top of your feed, a collection of videos produced by professionals and amateurs and tailored to your interests — breaking news and analysis related to topics you like, all of which load instantly in your feed, ad-free, and without any of the constant, interminable waiting for stuff to happen that characterizes traditional cable news.
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Walt's interminable lie comes to mind when listening to — or reading — continued defenses of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's legitimacy by those who have argued for conservative principles for years, some for even decades.
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Almost six years ago, my grandpa first introduced me to the horrors of the Holocaust and World War II. Drafted at the age of 17, a warrior in the famous Battle of the Bulge where he suffered frost bite in his toes to this day from interminable days without shoes, he was one of the last American soldiers to be stationed in Germany when war concluded.
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THE CALLING ME A CONSPIRACY THEORIST MEANS YOU'RE PART OF THE CONSPIRACY AWARD FOR MOST SELF-AGGRANDIZINGLY DELUSIONAL WORLDVIEW Jointly awarded to Eric Garland, Seth Abramson, and Louise Mensch, whose breathless, incoherent, interminable, and consistently wrong Twitter tweetstorms, which basically try to remix reality with badly written Hollywood legal/political thrillers, exemplify a whole new kind of train-wreck political performance art informed by spectacular lack of self-awareness.
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Come for the notoriety of the plot — a bumbling puritan of a police sergeant (Edward Woodward) investigates the alleged disappearance of a young girl on a remote British island where the locals engage in pagan debauchery — and stay for the fantastic acting (particularly Christopher Lee as the enigmatic Lord Summerisle), the elaborate theatrical staging, and the interminable weirdnesses that make this film much more than merely a date with the Wicker Man.
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When pressed on the federal civil rights lawsuit that first put his family's business interests on the national stage, Donald had the interminable gall to gloat in the fact the case was settled out of court and "There was never any admission of guilt," as if lifting a line directly from the villain at the end of a John McTiernan movie, right before the hero shoots the gas tank behind him or something.
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THE CASE FOR TRUMP By Victor Davis Hanson I had expected that "The Case for Trump" would be an argument for why Donald Trump has been a good president, but it's mostly about why Trump won in 2016, and its analysis, based on old polling and news clips, is interminable, marred by some cable-news-style exaggeration (Trump's election foes are repeatedly characterized as being for "open borders") and not particularly original.
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Nineteen eleven was the year of forbidden food, meaning a hunger so profound that people were reduced to eating haram foods that Islam proscribes; nineteen twenty-eight was the year of registration, widespread drought forcing northern Somalis to finally submit to registration by their British colonizers in return for aid; nineteen seventy-four was the year of the long-tailed, an interminable drought in the whole region that contributed to the fall of Haile Selassie.
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This commitment to promises made is all the more valid given that the president has minimal respect for the so-called "elite" that has been responsible for all the many policies that have undermined America financially and otherwise in recent decades, from interminable wars in the Middle East to trade deals and international regimes that facilitated the rise of a Communist China which steals our secrets wholesale, intimidates our friends and props up rogue regimes who preach our destruction.
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America — with its decaying infrastructure, its third-world public transit, its shrinking labor market, its evaporating middle class, its expanding gulf between rich and poor, its heartless health insurance system, its mindless indifference to a dying ecology, its predatory credit agencies, its looming Social Security collapse, its interminable war, its metastasizing national debt and all the social pathologies that gave it a degenerate imbecile and child-abducting sadist as its president — remains the only developed economy in the world that believes it wrong to use civic wealth for civic goods.
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El recuento de asesinatos es interminable: el 20 de febrero de 2019 fue muerto a balazos el activista náhuatl Samir Flores Soberanes —opositor del gasoducto en Amilcingo y de la planta termoeléctrica de Huexca— en el estado de Morelos; en Chiapas, al sur de México, el lunes 10 de junio del mismo año asesinaron a tiros al ambientalista José Luis Álvarez Flores, fundador de un refugio para saraguatos negros y garzas tigre, quien había denunciado la extracción ilegal de arena y material pétreo de los márgenes del rio Usumacinta.
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