Sentence examples for itching from inspiring English sources

Whenever the topic of the vast – and constantly expanding – wealth gap comes up for debate, it seems as if someone is always itching for the opportunity to resurrect those words, culminating in Fitzgerald's observation that the wealthy "think, deep in their hearts, that they are better than we are".

And I was itching to follow my entrepreneurial dream.

You had a museum that was hungry to expand, available land for cheap, a government with money, an architect itching to make a statement, and a city that desperately needed a new reason to exist.

Now it's affecting me: the night after my meeting with Paul, I couldn't sleep for itching.

The Academy's failure to recognise The Lego Movie in its nominations will be seen as too great a travesty of justice for Bafta not to be itching to correct.

iPhone / iPad The Trace: Murder Mystery Game (£3.99) I've been itching for a proper murder-mystery detective game on mobile, and The Trace looks like it may be it.

But the 55-year-old IT executive from Birmingham has been itching ever since, and the mystery of what is wrong with him has only deepened.

Then, there's his conviction that the public is itching for a product just like this – especially those with only a few thousand dollars in savings, being offered accounts that pay little or no interest by conventional banks.

Both Paul and Greg's morgellons began with an explosion of itching.

The UN denies evidence of guerrillas in the camps, but any visitor to the Mullet camp south of Tirana comes across dozens of uniformed fighters, not visibly armed but itching to go to the front.

A jihadist fringe has been itching for a "holy war", which may mean terrorist attacks, against Ethiopia and other Western allies.