Sentence examples for impatient students from inspiring English sources

"Sheesh," your colleague says, squirming past, "Be more impatient!" Students shuffle past.

After the 9/11 attacks, Garza described the two men as "impatient students" who "wanted to learn to fly jets, specifically Boeings".

Of course, apps are pretty foolproof for the most part, but a "screen is a screen" to many teachers as well -- and for good reason that you can't understand unless you've had a technical failure on a Friday afternoon with impatient students praying you don't know how to work the A/V.

On this day, she is teaching her impatient students to tear and fold plant leaves into shapes of animals.

Mr. Gore is more like a sometimes overbearing teacher, while Mr. Bush often plays the impatient student.

Mr. Reid was persuaded by impatient student leaders who said they did not want the measure to wait for a larger immigration law overhaul, Congressional aides said.

Midway through the morning ceremony, as N.Y.U.'s president, L. Jay Oliva, was addressing the graduates, one impatient student jumped into the fountain and peeled off his graduation robe.

This makes teachers impatient with students, and jazz musicians suspicious of audiences.

But he felt stifled there by the generation gap between a cautious, gradualist college administration and the impatient young students who saw the civil rights struggle unfolding on TV every day.

However, he was not a successful teacher, being impatient with students lacking strong gifts; but he wrote some introductory textbooks in mathematics, and also a more advanced one in mechanics (Peirce 1855).

Sullivan was an impatient architectural student and left at the end of the year with thoughts of studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris or of being an apprentice to an architect.