Sentence examples for itching to fire from inspiring English sources

"They're probably itching to fire me," he speculates.

"There are forces of reaction who are itching to fire the starting gun on Great Game 3.0, and the insurgents will try to exploit this," said Mark Sedwill, the NATO senior civilian representative in Afghanistan, in a recent speech.

He learned to befriend strangers by carrying an air rifle that "even the dourest greybeard" itched to fire.

The current system is not a firewall that helpfully isolates fires, it's an arsonist itching to burn down the whole neighborhood by torching a single house.

You can tell all the Gävle-ites are walking by the goat, just itching to set it on fire.

The players and Bench would give tips and instruction that served to fire up young viewers and get them itching to go outside and have a catch or play a little league game.

You can feel him itching to take it off.

His ringmaster act intact, he fires off three flea jokes with very little prompting: "That's the show people are itching to see.

They will be joined, unofficially, by thousands of red fire ants that plague the tract: just kick up some dirt; they are itching to march, too.

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

"But my legs are itching to dance".