Sentence examples for impatient over from inspiring English sources

Limited partners have grown impatient over both poor performance and high management fees.

With each failed pitching change, he was booed loudly by fans who, barely two weeks into the season, are angry and impatient over Boston's 4-10 start.

At the time, the administration was growing impatient over Karzai's refusal to sign a long-term security agreement with the United States.

But over the years, just for my own emotional sake, I had to calm down because I would get so impatient over the fighting.

Investors in the company have grown impatient over the lagging stock performance of TNT Express, which executives say was driven by reduced demand for air shipping amid a global economic slowdown.

On Monday, Ms. Nooyi, the chief executive, announced several management changes clearly intended to reassure investors, who have become impatient over PepsiCo's anemic stock price and the signature brand's loss of market share in the United States.

Yes, there are reasons to be an impatient, over-the-top boss — to a point.

But her restlessness – "If I have one character trait, I'm very impatient" – brimmed over when she stood at London's Marble Arch with a microphone to canvass opinion on her continent for a segment on Moments with Mo.

Now, Mr. Rubin and Ms. Shapiro say, they feel they are perpetually on a second date -- fascinated by each other and impatient to meet over sushi at the end of the day.

He has agreed only to take temporary charge of the team for their two forthcoming Nations Cup qualifiers, having grown impatient with negotiations over a new deal.

He has agreed only to take temporary charge of the team for their two upcoming Nations Cup qualifiers, having grown impatient with negotiations over a new deal.