Sentence examples for itching to leave from inspiring English sources
Actually he's a little envious of the rustic world that Newton is itching to leave behind.
He did not think much of the big city and was itching to leave - on foot.
The Balkans has millions of would-be emigrants, itching to leave.
The show, a big hit in Paris last fall, begins in 1889 with Gauguin in Europe but itching to leave.
Ada, who is itching to leave Tblisi, has a silly boyfriend who fantasizes driving a BMW stuffed with cash.
Tulio and Miguel's most valuable ally is Chel (Rosie Perez), a sassy, cynical native girl so bored with El Dorado that she is itching to leave.
He speaks in a resonant cosmopolitan drawl, an occasional twang the remnant of a childhood in San Antonio, a place he plainly itched to leave.
With each re-reading, it has opened up further; in each chapter of her life – as she itched to leave home, as she moved to America, had love affairs and become a mother – it has resonated differently.
"You get out of the blah," Mr. Gonzalez said, explaining the itch to leave Staten Island, to "go see some bling".
The itch to leave, the restlessness I'd been trying to soothe by starting over every few years somewhere new, the notion that who I was had anything to do with my address.
