Sentence examples for itching to do from inspiring English sources
I know the oil companies have been itching to do that.
"It shortens your time horizons -- making you think that if you are itching to do something, you should do it".
He's also itching to do an autobiographical one-man stage show, and take on some serious acting – King Lear, perhaps.
"Has Jill really been itching to do something that hasn't been done?" Suzanne Daley, the European correspondent, said.
She had been working in television production and found herself "itching to do something else," she says of her (very brief) detour into banking.
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.
And he absolutely promised not to do what, in the past, he has always been itching to do, which is to privatize Mexico's state oil company, Pemex.
"But that just made me itch to do more.
They reportedly want to do what Michelle Obama - who was recently spotted slapping her husband's hand as he checked email during his daughters' soccer game - has probably itched to do for years: grab the machine out of Obama's tightly curled fist, shove it in a drawer and lock it away for ever.
And the itch to do it all over again soon appears.
His irresistible itch to do good led to impatience, and impatience pushed him to extremes.
