Sentence examples for itching to get started from inspiring English sources

We've hardly unpacked before dad is itching to get started with a coffee shop map he found on Reddit.

Shortly after arriving, Shange met Oz Scott, a young stage manager for the Public Theatre, who was itching to get started as a director.

Which has to have been tough over the past week when Joss Whedon first talked about how he was toying with producing a "Serenity" sequel after he finished working on Marvel's The Avengers 2 and then Rich Moore talked about he, John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman are itching to get started on Wreck-It Ralph 2. "Yeah, it sucks to be the one who can't come back for the sequel," Tudyk mused.

You may be itching to get started on doing more push-ups, but this routine will offer the best results if you do it three-to-four times per week so basically, every other day.

As a high school senior in my hometown, Canandaigua, NY, in the Finger Lakes, I was itching to finish, get out of town and start college.

"It's been a while since our last game and we've been over here for 10 days or so, so we were itching to get out there and get started.

Below are a few tips for helping like-minded leaders get started and providing established companies the last piece of the productivity puzzle they're itching to solve.

'Some commanders are really itching to get the fighting starting again.'.

"It's an area where the ground is not totally dried out — it shows some commanders are really itching to get the fighting starting again".

But there are also plenty of 18-year-olds who are itching to get the four-year party started.

He simply — and bathetically — "outgrows" the atavisms of youth, and starts itching to get married and settle down; and he carries around with him a photo of "a baby gurgling goo goo goo".