Sentence examples for looking impatient from inspiring English sources
After a few minutes, Sister Ping approached, wearing a gray knit sports jacket and looking impatient.
One of the earliest objections was to King's pose: The civil rights leader stands arms crossed, looking impatient, indignant, glowering.
He was hovering over me, looking impatient, expecting to be cheated, and wanting only to extract the pesos from his wallet, as if his son's injury were a sort of tax, and then get on with the rest of his life.
And so it was the judges' turn to look impatient.
Doesn't that mean they're Muslims?" The emir looked impatient.
But both men fidgeted and looked impatient, then bolted at halftime.
Khan looks impatient when I mention this, and says: "This is not a film about farmers' suicides.
"I can't believe you said you're bad at self-editing," Early whispered, giggling, while the waitress looked impatient.
Apart from the lawyer's bathroom request, the judge has looked impatient only one other time — again, during a break he did not foresee.
