"I want to hear Aja! Aja! Let's go! Come on, Walter!" screamed one impatient fan next to me during Show Biz Kids.
Only one slumping team, one impatient owner and one exasperated caretaker searching for how to fix a once-pristine baseball estate.
In Essex, the car is king: we were honked at by more than one impatient driver, and some of the overtaking was too close for comfort.
I bet I'm not the only one impatient to see how 18-year-old Emily Hagins will follow My Sucky Teen Romance, her endearing vampire love story, which is everything Breaking Dawn is not.
None of Apted's subjects have become alcoholic or drug-addicted, but the predictability of most of the individual fates — working-class kids rising slightly, rich kids staying rich — makes one impatient.
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.
But this production, unusually, makes one impatient for those two interlopers to leave so that one can get back to the double-act that is the occasion of the night as Mr. McKellen and Mr. Stewart navigate the dilapidated playhouse of Stephen Brimson Lewis's exceedingly smart set, lit with a sepulchral, shivery grace by Paul Pyant.
Personally, if anyone says to me, "I'll be with you in half a mo'", I get impatient one and one-eighth of a second later.
If one gets impatient when Paul Ryan, say, goes on a bit too long with one of those graphs showing that we are doomed unless we smash Medicaid into little ineffectual pieces, it's likely not because of his too blindingly quick mind but rather his dodgy math and his pleased callousness.
