Sentence examples for impatient to push from inspiring English sources
The Muslims were impatient to push further into Bosnia, but the reconnaissance battalion was heavily engaged on the divisional western flank, attacking positions held by the Partisan 3rd Vojvodina Brigade of the 36th Vojvodina Division at Gornji Rahić on 26 March, killing 124 Partisans and capturing 14.
If people have to wait long and are not informed about the reasons for this, they will become impatient and may eventually start to push intentionally (because they assume that progress can be accelerated).
The sport was experiencing the birth pangs of professionalism, but while administrators seemed uncertain of when or how hard to push, the young and impatient Lewis was off and running to the bank.
Mr. Lang seemed impatient with Mr. Muti's stately tempos and did his best to push the music forward.
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She did not suggest that her country would do anything to push them towards those decisions.The administration, it is said, is growing impatient.
You can sense Hesse's restless drive to do almost anything, day in, day out, to push headlong toward some prospective, irresistible end: the essence of the impatient, youthful ethos of the era.
"One is a bit impatient," said Peter Beyer, a member of the German Parliament who has been involved in efforts to push trade talks forward.
Pistons have to push and be pushed.
You have to push and push".
