make impatient

Laxme and some of the other children made impatient noises.

The crow made impatient noises on the other side.

Made impatient with a sudden attack of anxiety, Alias snapped at both of them.

I was making impatient gestures-I had to go pick up Megan from ice skating.

Warren was making impatient eye signals.

The inner hatch was open and two tall figures in spacesuits stood in the small airlock, making impatient gestures.

Elena asked, as the little woman made impatient shooing motions with both hands, as if Elena was a giant chicken.

When Ryder began to make impatient noises about leaving, she apologized for him but allowed that it had been a long afternoon and had dredged up many memories.

Now Vulcan, made impatient by even a moment's temporizing on the part of this mere human king, thundered out some oath, and stretched forth his arm toward Vilkata.

Pygmalion has successfully created a pair of living, artificial human beings and is ready to display them, which he does, to an audience made impatient by his incomprehensible scientific explanations.

She peered in through the door, which she held only a little ajar, wide enough for her eye and mouth; over her shoulder he could see one of the Chinese servants making impatient gestures, and trying to get at the doorknob.

And while we learn more than we care to about some and not enough about others and are at times made impatient with minutiae, "Leaving Pipe Shop" is an appealing take on a side of the museum piece known as the civil rights era - a side that deserves much further exploration.