Durative

The durative aspect is used to indicate that an action was ongoing in the past.

The film's durative scenes of a sunset were beautiful.

The durative whistle of the kettle indicated that the water had boiled.

The durative sound of the waves crashing against the shore was soothing to listen to.

The durative ring of the telephone interrupted their conversation.

The durative sound of the ambulance siren filled the air, alerting everyone to move out of the way.

The durative hum of the air conditioner in the background was a constant presence during the meeting.

The durative sound of the waves crashing against the shore was soothing to her soul.

The singer held the durative note with perfect pitch, mesmerizing the audience.

The durative hum of the air conditioner was the only sound in the quiet room.

The movie's durative scenes showed the characters walking along the beach.

The durative insulin shot kept the patient's blood sugar levels stable throughout the day.

The durative antibiotic helped cure the patient's infection.

The marathon runner was in a durative state, pushing through the pain to cross the finish line.

The durative rain caused flooding in many areas of the city.

The durative traffic jam made me late for my appointment.

The durative rainstorm caused flooding in the streets.

The durative rhythm of the drumming made me want to dance.

The durative flow of the river was calming to watch.

The durative silence in the room made her uncomfortable.

She practiced the piano for a durative period of time.

The teacher used durative examples to explain the concept of a continuous tense.

The construction workers were engaged in durative activity throughout the day.

The athlete's durative training regimen has helped improve her performance.

The construction workers were making a durative noise outside.

The movie's durative action sequences kept me on the edge of my seat.

The durative process of baking bread takes several hours.

The writer used durative verbs to create a sense of tension in the story.

The artist's durative strokes created a beautiful sunset painting.

The durative pain in her knee prevented her from running.

The marathon runner maintained a durative pace throughout the race.

The chef slow-cooked the lamb for a durative period to ensure tenderness.

The durative sound of the clock ticking kept me awake all night.

The durative sound of the ocean waves put me to sleep.

The sound of the rain was durative, filling the room with a calming ambiance.

The film's durative structure created a sense of tension throughout.

The durative quality of the plant's growth was impressive.

The durative nature of the painting captured the artist's ongoing emotional journey.

The durative aspect of the storm caused flooding in many areas.

In some languages, the durative is marked by a change in the verb stem.

The durative in this sentence indicates that the action is ongoing.

The durative aspect is contrasted with the punctual aspect.

The durative form is often used to express habitual actions.

The durative aspect is often used in poetry to create a sense of timelessness.

The durative aspect of the music made it feel like it was never going to end.

The durative quality of the engine's hum indicated that it was still running.

The durative sound of the church bells echoed throughout the valley.

The singer held the durative note for what seemed like an eternity, captivating the audience.

The durative drone of the bagpipes could be heard from miles away.

The durative beat of the drum created a trance-like state in the dancers.