Sentence examples for itch to start something from inspiring English sources
Only a superman can sit indefinitely, full of panoplied for war, without the small, disturbing itch to start something.
The Tuvey brothers and the rest of the team joined Cisco for a while, but soon got the itch to start something new.
It's the way of many acquisitions – a startup gets bought, and a couple of years later, after the earnout expires, the founders get an itch to start something new.
Cioffi got the idea for Tech Investor News to scratch his own itch, and that's always a good way to start something that other people – like me – could also find interesting.
But he never felt the itch to start his own band.
But it's pretty easy to tell that he is itching to start his own company, something he's done successfully several times before in Russia in what might be considered a far harsher business environment.
I'm itching to start gardening, but I know it is unwise to rush the season.
"A lot of people who work here are itching to start on that program," he said.
In 2002, I left because I was itching to start a business with Alain.
The band was itching to start its set, and then it was desperate, but Sly had more to say.
