Sentence examples for itching to set off from inspiring English sources

On Monday October 11th, with its members itching to set off on their re-election campaigns, the Senate passed a corporate-tax bill 650 pages long.

Often, I'm itching to set people straight because of what my husband calls my "corrective nature".

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

radicals needed to set off the cascade.

The crowd, by the end of all this, was absolutely itching to get going and set off at a fast walking pace.

The party boy Belgian house duo Arches has found its forte in crafting tracks and remixes that fuse their love of the new beat sound which originated in their native land of yummy chocolates with a slew of hot-off-the-press house riddims that itch to set fire to every dance floor they cross.

In her new novel, "Daniel Isn't Talking," the characters seem to be itching to get off the page and onto the set; layers of personality are sacrificed for plot expediency and straight-to-the-screen dialogue.

With that work finished, Murphy was itching to go off and try something new.

An upstage tree shook furiously in the wind, as if itching to blow off to Dunsinane.

It's not as though the US is actually itching to cut off money.

I know that you are itching to rattle off a joke or two, but this is serious.