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Meanings of walked impatiently in English

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Usage of walked impatiently in English
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He walked impatiently about while he spoke, and halted impatiently at the window.
The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains
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Norman turned and looked at Mae, as Eric walked impatiently about.
Mae Madden
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Hours passed, and Magliocco finally walked impatiently into his office and called the Profaci home.
Honor thy father
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He walked impatiently to the head of the steps and stared out over the lake.
Lahoma
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Mercy pushed the letter away from her, and walked impatiently to and fro in the room.
The New Magdalen
6
He walked impatiently to and fro and finally turned his nose toward the Field of Wonders.
The Adventures of Pinocchio
7
He rose and walked impatiently about the room.
Septimus
8
Altamont walked impatiently up and down full of exasperation and excitement at finding himself worsted for once.
The Field of Ice / Part II of the Adventures of Captain Hatteras
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These old people walked impatiently around the bough shed as if waiting a signal to start somewhere.
Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as t...
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Werther, meanwhile, walked impatiently up and down.
The Sorrows of Young Werther
11
The empress hastened away with the parchment, while the young man walked impatiently up and down the room.
The Sword Maker
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Charnock was thankful for the rest, but Festing grumbled and now and then walked impatiently to the door.
The Girl from Keller's
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He spoke rapidly and contemptuously, and rising from his chair as he ended, walked impatiently up and down the room.
Basil
14
It had been an unusually bitter watch, and he walked impatiently up and down in Aabenraa, and waited for Mam Hansen.
Norse Tales and Sketches
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When she had gone, he lit a cigarette and walked impatiently up and down the terrace, a heavy frown wrinkling his brows.
Ziska: The Problem of a Wicked Soul
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She had no goggles to protect her eyes, rarely wore a mask on her face, and walked impatiently in the rubble, in sandals.
Reuters
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Walked impatiently through the time
Walked impatiently across language varieties
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