Sentence examples for itching to pick from inspiring English sources

Are you itching to pick up a bow and arrow?

The House GOP is itching to pick a legal fight with President Obama over his administration's practice of bending, waiving or just plain ignoring provisions of federal law to advance its priorities.

While the U.S. has unilateral resort to its 5th Fleet, Iran is itching to pick a fight with Washington to gain world sympathy and there is no good reason to oblige them.

At once robust and exquisitely delicate, they will make your hands itch to pick them up and fondle them.

In 2000, Powell knew that the same Republican rightists still itched to pick a fight with him.

The New York Times recently published the sort of article that made me snort and itch to pick up my pen in protest.

It lies in a narrow box, itching to be picked up and looking like Dumbledore's wand.

But political differences are a scab itching to be picked in "Other Desert Cities," which is set in 2004, shortly after George W. Bush's reelection.

The trip dates are also set in stone so if you're itching to get out for the final on 11 July, pick the 8 - 15 July departure.

If you're itching to get the iPhone 3G today then you'll have to wait until 5PM ET to pick up the $99 8GB model.

But as he neared the age of 50, Jim was itching to do something more, so he unlearned his lofty top down approach picked up at HBS and McKinsey and went back to the bottom of the pyramid.