Sentence examples for impatient days from inspiring English sources

This finding implies that if run efficiently the hospitals could have produced 9, 11, 9, 17, 14 and 7% more output (outpatient department visit, impatient days and number of surgery) for the same volume of inputs.

Why is everyone so impatient these days to see "results"?

"Why is everyone so impatient these days to see results?" I whined.

Always impatient, 10 days later she married the chaperone, my father, William, who was one of the last of the Indian civil servants.

The original owners of expropriated property have not forgotten what they lost, he added, and are growing more impatient every day.

Perhaps the banks' WMPs will prove a similar spur to reform in China.Mr Zhang is impatient for that day.

But then, Love said, "he got impatient, and one day, he just told me, 'I'm done, Baba.' " Love replaced him with sandbags.

After a few days of impatient silence, I decided to refresh PR's memory of my interest in learning about the Dharma, and after a few more days of near-unbearable anticipation (imagine really having to pee, but the spiritual equivalent), I broke down and emailed every address I could find on the site or plausibly invent.

One day an impatient Australian came in and commissioned a small bird in flight on his left forearm.

An assorted cast of secondary characters flit in and out of the narrative and in doing so conjure up something of the frenetic and impatient atmosphere of present-day Berlin.

So it is in the case of David Shayler, a former MI5 officer who returned with his girlfriend from self-imposed exile in France this week, certain of arrest but avowedly impatient to have his day in court.For a former spy indeed for anybody Mr Shayler is no lover of the shadows.