Sentence examples for itching to put from inspiring English sources

Buyout firms are itching to put cash to work.

He refused to scapegoat the officials for a tough goal-line call, even though some of the officials in the two-conference split squad seemed to be itching to put their arms in their air.

But there is awareness now that every death following British air strikes will be closely scrutinised and apprehension that the more ghoulish "anti-war" activists are itching to put photos of dead babies on social media.

And if Gerrard steps up to take a penalty in front of the Kop, will Moti be itching to put on the gloves?

So, if you're an AT&T customer, and are itching to put off app payments until the end of the month, just be patient, kiddo; it'll be here soon enough.

And, for a woman itching to put out new material for far too long, the time is now.

Just think, if only a fraction of those 63,000 people, who sent their ideas and comments in to our Spending Challenge are latent entrepreneurs, who itch to put their ideas into action, then our ambitions for public sector mutuals will be amply met.

Her 3-year-old son itched to put the Hillary Clinton sticker on the door, the sticker they leave for residents who aren't home reminding them to vote.

So I'd urge anyone who feels the itch to put on their flip flops and head off on an adventure.

Lured by the glamour of sports and the possibility of becoming a real-life George Costanza, the character on "Seinfeld" who landed a front-office job with the New York Yankees, or prompted by a midcareer itch to put existing skills to work in a new field, students young and older are flocking to sports management programs.

Or both? A. O. Scott: When I wrote that review, I was not really making an argument or staking out a position — I was trying to scratch an itch, to put my finger on something that was bugging me, even about things I kind of liked.