Examples of using Interminable in English and their translations into Italian
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The interminable spread of HIV/AIDS is a cause of major alarm to all of us.
still, midsummer day, after the interminable winter night,
After a long roaming, the interminable procession enters the main square of the town on the opposite side of which is their destination:
is an interminable series of statues,
The interminable spirit of Belmond Reid's Palace still remains- a world of sumptuous luxury complemented by genuine courtesy and charm.
the beach is lively coloured in an interminable row of beach umbrellas.
The Cardinals refuse to go quietly into the desert night… as the interminable season winds down.
falls into the night with an interminable twilight.
the latter complain of an interminable list of requirements that the Gulf States must meet.
involve the interminable and dramatic conflict in the Middle East.
Underlying this presentation, these proposals, there is a contradiction which is already becoming apparent through the interminable discussions on the budget for the financial year 1987.
Mr President, like the rapporteur, I certainly welcome the conclusion of the interminable discussions on the Raphael Programme.
The setting up of the administrative regions has also been delayed because of an interminable debate about the number
living inside of it as in an interminable, tidy Purgatory.
I express my hope that in Somalia the restoration of the State will finally make progress, in order to end the interminable sufferings of the inhabitants of that country.
and potentially interminable semiosis.
The cardinals just refuse to go quietly into the desert night, As their seemingly interminable season winds down.
when this interminable debate finishes, we go out
Our trade is to conduct and win this interminable battle: a livered paint is much more rebellious, more refractory to
Already in the interminable plateau, a petrified forest