Sentence examples for always itching from inspiring English sources

A dedicated physician with a warm heart, he was a 'straight shooter', always itching to help others.

Getting what our parents would consider to be good jobs in the City just wouldn't last long for us – we're always itching to do things differently.

The president, always itching to yell "Witch Hunt," has switched to claiming "spy" with wild assertions of improper campaign infiltration and loud demands that this pseudo-scandal be investigated.

He's always itching to move on to the next thing, and it's this need to change not only genres but band monikers that's led to accusations that Hynes moves on to new projects as and when it becomes fashionable.

This is a Coriolanus of muscular clashes and brutal comedowns; of a leader always itching to administer the hair-dryer treatment, and who does nothing to disguise his detestation of the masses.

He liked living on the edge — he was the type to throw baseballs with his phone number written on them to pretty women in the stands — and was a contrarian, always itching for a fight.

Readers have always itched to extrapolate the imaginary worlds of the books they love into flesh-and-blood pageantry.

Carmine bit her on the nose once, and as she grew a bit older, the bite always itched.

Call it vanity, or proxy ambition, or love: Parents have always itched to see their kids' real or imagined talents showcased.

But, as a marketer, I have always itched to have my own product company.

But she'd always itched to strike out on her own as an entrepreneur, since taking part in the prestigious Mayfield Fellows startup work/study program as an undergraduate.