Radick suggests that the field has long been impatient with this approach.
In north-central Kaduna, lines were long but impatient while waiting for materials to arrive nearly three hours late.
They're both too long (for impatient hit lovers) and too short (for ephemera- obsessed mixtape listeners).
The process takes about two days, a long wait for impatient researchers and graduate students racing against time.
She worked in Scandinavia for a while, then for Denys Lasdun on the early designs for the National Theatre before, realising that this project would take a long time and impatient for experience of building sites, joining Southwark.
With a long line of impatient passengers, I decided it wasn't worth an argument, but as I walked away, I called out, "What if I had already put the cream cheese on the bagel?," to which she replied, "That would have been O.K.!" I guess the whole breakfast is safer than its parts.
The Atom Short Bus, actually a recreational vehicle, was double-parked on Main Street, a long line of impatient S.U.V.'s stacked up behind it, while inside people in designer glasses and black leather lounged on a queen-size bed or around a Formica dining table.
But, given the number of expected visitors, particularly once the main stadium is up and running from 2016 (reborn with retractable seating as a place for concerts, athletics, and the new home for West Ham United), it all seems oddly under-scaled, suggesting long queues of impatient children.
Long queues of impatient travellers are reported again at immigration control at Heathrow.
Some of his tactics are less effective than others — a detour to a casino planet is fun, but it goes on for too long, making me impatient for a return to the good stuff, namely the drama unfolding between Luke and Rey.
