Patient with me?

Be patient for a while

Please, be patient.

What a good girl

But perhaps you've had it.

Be patient

Forgive me. Be patient with me.

Would you rather I used an impatient voice?

Be patient. I always have to suffer.

If you could only be patient a little longer, Luisa.

Joo Joon Young is impatient now.

It was really upsetting You just have to be patient with him

You're so impatient! Like a bull at a gate.

Just be patient and...and we'll take care of you, II promise...

You must be patient with me.

If you're impatient, you have no business growing trees.

Karen is very kind to you. And what's even harder, very patient.

It will take patient, sustained and determined efforts to dismantle psychological barriers and to overcome resistance to the peace process.

I can't imagine he expects a man to have a spirit as strong and patient as a dray horse.

All right, lady, I've tried to be patient with you... but you just haven't any spirit of cooperation.

From this dataset you actually learn that retired European families are extremely patient with survey takers.

Estonia has for two years patiently conducted negotiations on the withdrawal of these forces, but without positive results.

The general election held in El Salvador last March was the culmination of patient and protracted efforts by all the parties concerned.

This is a small point, but I would request her to be patient and give me the time to consult with colleagues who are experts in these matters.

It kind of feels likes someone's over your shoulder talking in your ear, as opposed to someone at a blackboard that's distant from you.

He has posted twelve hundred (1200) lessons on YouTube, which appear on an electronic blackboard, and range in subject from basic addition and advanced calculus to science and finance.

Its pillars private, voluntary associations, decentralization of the state, and delegation of political power to independent bodies must be nurtured patiently and from below.

Avoiding coercion, premature elections, and hypocritical rhetoric does not rule out a patient policy of economic assistance, quiet diplomacy, and multilateral efforts to support the development of civil society, the rule of law, and support for well managed elections.

Avoiding coercion, premature elections, and hypocritical rhetoric should not preclude a patient policy that relies on economic assistance, behind the scenes diplomacy, and multilateral approaches to aid the development of civil society, the rule of law, and well managed elections.

Above all, with the exception of the Taiwan issue, China is a satisfied status quo power when it comes to the evolution of the international system a patient actor that finds it perfectly legitimate to behave and to be seen as the world s number two power.

The resolutions and decisions adopted in this Hall, following patient negotiations in conference rooms and in the corridors, show that with goodwill there are no limits to the possible and that many things for which our peoples have long hoped and prayed for are these days increasingly within our grasp.