Sentence examples for impatient hands from inspiring English sources

Amazon's retreat on taxes signals a redoubling of its logistics offensive, thumping rivals even harder.When it comes to putting goods into shoppers' impatient hands, traditional retailers still have an edge.

The movie never reaches much of a dramatic climax, but there are many surprises on the way to nowhere, and Mills's refusal to rush brings out the humor and the hidden tensions in material that, in more impatient hands, might have been conventionally winsome.

A mannequin spins in circles, like the impatient hands of a dysfunctional clock.

He is a lean, reined-in man with a strong jaw, a drawling, slightly distant voice, and impatient, whirling hand gestures.

She was impatient; holding my hand, she said, "I think it'll be soon".

(When, later, she interrupts her lecture to demand of the dumbstruck Dante, Che pense? it has the impatient, foot-tapping, hands-on-hips force of "What on earth are you thinking?" and not Merwin's bland "What do you think?": she's scolding, not asking if he agrees).

They often have infants on their hips or impatient children in hand, their faces made with care that belies their sneakers and sports bras, and their undone hair.

Once your left hand becomes skilled enough to do do the job easily, there's no need to be impatient about your left hand becoming more skilled just because your right hand is even more skilled.

Boeing has little spare capacity for anything other than getting the badly delayed 787 flying and into the hands of impatient customers as quickly as possible.

Before expanding to South Carolina, Boeing asked the union for a moratorium on strikes — precisely because it needed to get the airplane into the hands of impatient customers.

Some observers attribute this to the hands on, impatient for success style of chief creative officer Jay Hunt, who is about to complete her first year at the broadcaster.