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He turned back abruptly to her as if impatient with her slowness.

They also get irritated and impatient with the timidity of the men who take an age to summon the nerve to ask them out.

A little old man now, he had been strong in his far off youth and was impatient with his physical failings.

He is intolerant of dissent, shown in his battles with critical media commentators. And he is increasingly impatient with the EU.

'I had such a good experience he thinks I'm going to be impatient with directors, which I already am.

Being used to a culture of sharing information freely, these "digital natives" will be impatient with the rules of traditional corporate IT.

Otherwise, you run the risk of a user submitting a form multiple times or becoming impatient with your site and leaving.

REPORTER: Did you find that you were more impatient with American film making or American directors even, than European ones?

American representatives in Baghdad have become impatient with the Kurds, considering them to have overreached themselves in recent years.

Sometimes I got a little impatient with her because she forgot things. But now looking back, I have to smile because I'm my mother's son!

It didn't take Me. long to becoMe. impatient with my limited mobility and even with the pace the therapists were willing to go with Me.

He seldom spoke, but he was never impatient with her, always kind, a companionable father figure.

eg: Try not to be too impatient with her.

Philip had a practical outlook and he grew impatient with the theories which resulted in no action.

They say he's very good with elderly people, but he does tend to get a bit impatient with children.

"Get back to work, Jamey, " Chappelle commanded, impatient with what he saw as the Loyal Staff act.

You shouldn't be so impatient with him.

We're now impatient with any institution that stands in the way of the popular will, regarding it as undemocratic and illegitimate.

All impatient with grief and apprehension, I still declared myself resolved not to stay in that house till morning.

The policeman was impatient with him.

I was thirty-five at the time, four years out of law school, recently married, and generally impatient with life.

Investors are said to be impatient with its boss, Ben Verwaayen.

He was very impatient with the children, which she seldom was.

You're too impatient with her. She's only a child.

You shouldn't have been so impatient with him.

To his friends: serious, high-minds, impatient with fripperies.

She is always impatient with her students.

In recent days, the Thai government has grown increasingly impatient with the Red Shirts' seemingly endless list of demands.

You grasp new concepts very easily, but you tend to be impatient with slower minds or the usual, predictable routine.

Carnations, originating in the Mediterranean coast, hi cool and sunny environment, impatient with hot, dry and low temperature.

I'm always clearing up after Steve and he's very impatient with me.

Moreover, the "two-minute mind" easily becomes impatient with any material requiring depth of processing.

I was impatient with delays. I try to better understand every step of the process a product must go through so I can anticipate hold ups.

The present astral configuration may make you impatient with the speed at which a certain relationship is coming together.

I was a little impatient with my mother yesterday morning.

Being impatient with Israel does not mean he disregards it: he has repeatedly guaranteed Israel's security.

Those who have held power for too long often become impatient with it.

The chairman said it is very hard to blame the American public for being impatient with the speed of the recovery.

Further more, the doctor is kind less and impatient with most of the patients now.

And China's leaders have grown impatient with lectures on economic policy from their chief debtor, the United States.

When the system is nearly at its peak, the users may get impatient with slow response time.

Heis bound to get impatient with the Pisces woman as she is very dreamy and attimes, very unstable.

But he was impatient with the theory of using psychotherapy to uncover them.

This Mercury also grows impatient with those they consider dim witted, which from their estimation, is a huge swath of the population.

Mr. A became impatient with your slow response.

The boy appeared impatient with the large number of questions from reporters and kept asking his father when they could leave.

We are so eager to find out what order is, so impatient with disorder that we are apt to suppress it, thinking thereby to bring about order.

On top of that doctors and hospitals are becoming more and more impatient with people that don't pay their bills on time.

A teacher should not be impatient with slow learner.

The bored teenagers of Gaochun are impatient with the leisurely pace of hometown life.

Don't be impatient with the child.

There are signs the Indian Government is becoming increasingly impatient with Australia's response to the crisis.

You must handle the work by yourself and never get impatient with it.

The stewardess is getting impatient with the passenger's rude request.

"Our brains have become impatient with the boot-up process, " Dr. Small said.

Don't be impatient with your children.

The president gets impatient with debate; he doesn't play around with ideas.

People are growing impatient with "idle capacity" (ie, waste).

impatient with people who are always pokey about getting things done.

I get very impatient with people who are always pokey about getting things done.

We dallied so long over whether to buy the bed that the assistant was very impatient with us.

Has high-speed Internet made you impatient with slow-speed children?

As Athens' fortunes fell further, the people grew impatient with criticism and independent thinking.

You are too impatient with her.

'I's in the moving center pride themselves on speed and efficiency, and they get impatient with obstacles and interruptions.

It is clear that the US and other countries have become impatient with China's slow adjustment.

And he is increasingly impatient with the EU.

You're impatient with things that don't resolve quickly.

As a nurse, you shouldn't be impatient with patients.

But the Chinese people are growing impatient with the costs of unchecked development.

Sue is impatient with rude students.

t be impatient with the patients.

Bob is very impatient with slow learners, so he wouldn't make a good teacher.

He was very impatient with students who could not follow him.

He is very patient with other people, but very impatient with himself.

You shouldn't be that impatient with our customers.

In short, you become more and more impatient with me after wedding.

I always yell this sentence when I am frustrated or impatient with someone!

It is easy to become impatient with the talkers.

He is too impatient with slow leaners.

The others who are "too busy" or even impatient with us are called "fair-weather friends" in English.

Are you always rushing? Do you walk and talk fast and get impatient with people who take their time?

each day. But still, he thought they were growing too slowly. He got impatient with the young

Are you like me, and when you realize a movie is on autopilot you get impatient with it?

We are growing impatient with the lack of results