When Rosen shrugs off the question, the census-taker grows irritable: "How did he die?" Davidov spoke impatiently.
Rhodes, meanwhile, explains something that's almost unfathomable today: how anyone could have been waiting impatiently for something like the Cuban missile crisis.
Customers will smugly sit awaiting their order, tweeting about how they didn't have to wait impatiently by the condiments.
"So how does it end?" I asked my daughter impatiently.
Not to mention the fact that the advertising-friendly, stop-start nature of the game is completely at odds with how we enjoy sports in this country (angrily, sullenly, impatiently), and therefore unlikely to recruit many new fans.
"There is no comparison with how I was at 28, nor should there be," she says impatiently.
But everyone is still waiting impatiently for clearer signs of an economic rebound.Mr Videgaray explains how his MIT-honed belief in the imperfection of markets, especially in Mexico, helped shape the reforms.
How better to unify Americans and to inspire our friends around the world impatiently waiting for America again to lead toward human rights.
Notice how you feel when someone around you is pacing, glancing about rapidly, acting impatiently, toe-tapping, snapping at you, or similar potentially negative actions.
The organization employs students to stand outside supermarkets, knock on the doors or wait patiently - or impatiently -- on the phone seeking answers from state agencies, hospitals and others providers on how to get health care for the poor.
