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If so, women may grow impatient, but they can have hope.

He was growing increasingly impatient to test himself under fire.

Each stood for so many questions that some people grew impatient and left.

But now, he'd better be on his way before the girl grew impatient and came out with one of her weapons.

And I grew almost impatient, thinking, when is it going to begin?

He was growing even more impatient than when he'd walked into this place.

Maybe some people had grown impatient and wanted to get to fresh air.

The woman seemed to be growing impatient, a little anxious.

He didn't see anything, but was growing more impatient by the minute.

It was also possible the man hadn't come at all, or if he had, he'd grown impatient and left.

In time she lost patience with the efforts of others.

Oh, why had she lost patience and forced the issue?

If you are losing patience just get out for a walk.

He mustn't lose patience with her when that might give him away to John and the boy's mother.

There's a lot of times when I lose my patience with him.

He wasn't going to lose his patience with this guy.

There comes a time when you lose patience with this sort of thing.

But that's not the only reason we're losing patience with you.

It took five years for Smith to lose his patience with the land business.

He had done well to get this far without losing his patience.