Their tone has become impolitic: whether to expand airport capacity, and how, is being cast as an impatient test of the Tory leader's political manhood.
On occasions when Bernardin has had to rent a car, he has noticed that the street "turns into a funnel," owing not only to the jostling of the bikes, buses, and trucks but to all the impatient pedestrians "testing the waters," as he put it.
And also, most crucially, impatient to test Wood's assertions against the work of the authors he writes about.
Impatient to test the shifting political boundaries, entrepreneurs have opened hundreds of illicit dispensaries across Canada, selling products like organic marijuana buds and potent cannabis concentrates, while local governments and the police have tended to look the other way.
Both occur in The Winter's Tale, which suggests that, in what was almost certainly one of his final plays, the dramatist was either impatient to test the limits of staging or secure in the audience's acceptance of pretence.
Ms. LeCompte, who also directed "North Atlantic" and is known as a tough, blunt-spoken artist, said that she came away from that first meeting feeling that Ms. Tierney was impatient to be tested creatively.
As I have tested more than my fair share of varieties, here are some of my favourite options for impatient food growers this autumn and winter.
(pediatrics, male) "Because of time pressure caused by the health care system and hospital practice conditions, my patience is often put to the test and strained; an impatient and rushed physician is the opposite of empathic".
Add to the mix the pressure that accompanies having a billionaire owner impatient for Premier League riches, and this was the ultimate test of Mackay's credentials.
These costs include the costs of drugs, tests and investigations, and discretionary outpatient visits and impatient stays.
