Sentence examples for exactly itching to from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — Turkeys don't vote for Christmas, and the Chinese Communist Party is not exactly itching to release its iron grip on society and the economy.

So why does it seem like no one is exactly itching to pony up that cash?

Driving through the blizzard was a concern, but any feelings of fear were no different than the pit that develops in a skier's stomach when he or she is standing above an untouched run, looking down, not knowing exactly what's below but itching to find out.

"I am itching to get back involved, but when exactly that will be is down to how the next few weeks go".

The news spread around the world like an exceptionally newsworthy wildfire, and in the months that have passed people have been itching to see our footage and find out exactly what happened on the first-ever basketball diplomacy mission.

Ondrejka wouldn't expound on what exactly those bugs were, but this is good news for international users itching to see what all the commotion is about.

"He's itching to get back out on the field and prove exactly why he has a reputation for being one the most unpleasant bowlers to face on the county circuit".

But Americans aren't exactly itching for a new war.

"Cass was itching, itching, itching to send a return letter," the adviser said.

The brothers were itching to experiment.

"But my legs are itching to dance".