Sentence examples for impatient faces from inspiring English sources

And its doors looked like any old train doors to the impatient faces waiting for them to slide open.

John Franco, I don't care if his elbow is falling off, he's standing in the bullpen with that impatient look on his face that every New Yorker knows.

The man who played only 45 minutes in last year's tie due to injury had been impatient to face this gilded Barça side.

He is a slight man, with a vivid, impatient, unsmiling face.

This finding is probably easy to believe if you call to mind the stereotypical impatient person: face red, head steaming.

He had to face impatient Leeds owner Massimo Cellino last week after defeat at Millwall.

As the oligarchs face impatient creditors, there is only one place they can turn to for help: the Kremlin.

The catch is that they also have nearly infinite competition, since everyone has the same opportunity, and they face impatient ears.

After that, G.M. would begin to burn cash, and investors, who have encouraged G.M. to take a firm stand with the U.A.W., might eventually grow impatient in the face of a months-long strike.

He is encountering frustrations in his ambitious peacemaking initiatives with the Palestinians and the Syrians, and he faces an impatient public waiting for him to make good on his 1999 campaign promises of peace and prosperity.

Marrone grew impatient earlier Tuesday after facing a second consecutive day of questions about Williams.