Sentence examples similar to advantage of patience from inspiring English sources
Simply whinnying about everything because they feel "so taken advantage of", and their "patience for this wedding stuff is running thin".
Finally, is he taking advantage of your patience and motherly love, leaving you with the worry of whether he works or not?
When no one took advantage of it, she and Patience and Sarah author Alma Routsong (pen name: Isabel Miller) kissed in front of rolling television cameras.
In the game, Ganguly demonstrated patience, taking advantage of an error by his opponent to win a pawn.
Taking advantage of that opportunity will require patience and discipline — traits typically not associated with Trump administration foreign policy — and will also require the president to be willing to show increased range and flexibility in how he employs the various tools in his diplomatic toolbox.
Perhaps the great advantage of evergreen capital is its patience.
Only about 10percentt of people living with ALS have the stamina and patience to take advantage of it.
"Jeff is a good enough hitter in his own right, and being a good hitter he has the patience to take advantage of a pitcher who doesn't want to walk the guy who bats ahead of Manny". Martin couldn't handle the position ahead of Ramirez.
Unlike the Rockets, who could afford a measure of patience, the Mavericks have only a small window to take advantage of Nowitzki, 35, as he ages.
Describing himself as a "one cut and go back" in college, Morris has learned the patience necessary to take advantage of the hesitation that, as in the Dallas game, Griffin often creates.
