Verbる ときりがない (verb-ru to kiri ga nai)
Explanation
Used to indicate that something can go on endlessly or without limits.
Formation
Verb-casual + と + きりがない
Detailed Explanation
The ～るときりがない grammar point is used to express that once you start doing the verb, there’s no end or limit. The phrase 'きりがない' means 'no end' or 'endless.'
Examples
彼の悪口を言うときりがない。
Kare no waruguchi o iu to kiri ga nai.
If we start talking about his faults, there's no end.
その問題を考えるときりがない。
Sono mondai o kangaeru to kiri ga nai.
If you start thinking about that problem, there's no end.
彼女の美点を挙げるときりがない。
Kanojo no biten o ageru to kiri ga nai.
If you start listing her virtues, there would be no end.
この世でおいしいものを食べるときりがない。
Kono yo de oishii mono o taberu to kiri ga nai.
If you start eating all the delicious things in this world, there's no end.
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.