.net construct for while loop with timeout

Question

I commonly employ a while loop that continues to try some operation until either the operation succeeds or a timeout has elapsed:

bool success = false int elapsed = 0 while( ( !success ) && ( elapsed < 10000 ) ) {      Thread.sleep( 1000 );      elapsed += 1000;      success = ... some operation ...      } 

I know there a couple of way to implement this, but the basic point is that I repeatedly try some operation with a sleep until success or I've slept too long in aggregate.

Is there a built-in .net class/method/etc to save me from re-writing this pattern all over the place? Perhaps input is an Func(of bool) and the timeout?

Edit
Thanks to all who contributed. I opted for the sleep() approach because it was the least complicated and I'm totally anti-complexity =) Here's my (still needs to be tested) implimentation:

 public static bool RetryUntilSuccessOrTimeout( Func<bool> task , TimeSpan timeout , TimeSpan pause )     {          if ( pause.TotalMilliseconds < 0 )         {             throw new ArgumentException( "pause must be >= 0 milliseconds" );         }         var stopwatch = Stopwatch.StartNew();         do         {             if ( task() ) { return true; }             Thread.Sleep( ( int )pause.TotalMilliseconds );         }         while ( stopwatch.Elapsed < timeout );         return false;     } 

Answer 1

You could use SpinWait.SpinUntil

See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd449238(v=vs.110).aspx

bool spinUntil = System.Threading.SpinWait.SpinUntil(() => job.IsDisposed, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5)); 

Answer 2

You could wrap your algorithm in a method:

public bool RetryUntilSuccessOrTimeout(Func<bool> task, TimeSpan timeSpan) {     bool success = false;     int elapsed = 0;     while ((!success) && (elapsed < timeSpan.TotalMilliseconds))     {         Thread.Sleep(1000);         elapsed += 1000;         success = task();     }     return success; } 

and then:

if (RetryUntilSuccessOrTimeout(() => SomeTask(arg1, arg2), TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10))) {     // the task succeeded }