Sentence examples for itch to write from inspiring English sources

And he has a rarer ability: he will make many of them itch to write.

Then she got an itch to write about the financial world.

When I read something brilliant, it makes me itch to write.

In the face of this vacuity arises the itch to write another one: "The little black dot on the horizon begins to quiver".

8. Other influences that aren't books, then Music - the specific frustrations that form the backbone of American pop punk always give me the itch to write.

He might easily, come the 1990s, have settled for such success and happiness as he already had; but he had always had an itch to write a novel set in the Victorian demi-monde.

I had worked as a political journalist and naturally itched to write a political novel.

Those who are itching to write computer programs can tackle analogous problems for longer word lengths, as described above.

Penn and Teller both say that they were getting restless — unsatisfied with "Asparagus" and itching to write a play.

I was despondent because I was itching to write a book, and – no small factor – was convinced it would make some money.

It does a writer as talented as Hollinghurst few favors to be fossicking in fustian in this way; I spent too much time, while reading this often beautiful novel, itching to write a parody of Hollinghurst's Jamesianism.