Sentence examples for itching to show from inspiring English sources

Were you itching to show more of your talents?

The Scottish players must be furious and itching to show the world how badly they were wronged.

"I've been itching to show for the past three seasons," Hogg says on a frosty Monday morning at her temporary studio in East London, two weeks before the big day.

Rewind a year and Scholes was kicking his heels on the sidelines, helping with coaching, with the academy pupils, all the while itching to show what he still had to offer.

I realize they're probably proud of their work and are just itching to show it off, but a new handset getting its first video unboxing by the company that made it is like a dad taking his own daughter to prom.

Plenty of sales appeal there— particularly for veterans itching to show how much they know about tactics.

She snaked through the song's airy harmonies, leaving gaps for the audience to fill in ad libs; this was a crowd who'd spent the past year learning "Seat" inside and out, and they itched to show their mastery.

Twenty-four hours later, its sister paper characteristically took a much angrier view, perhaps motivated in part by its long-standing itch to show up the Sunday paper as soft on celebs.

Then there's John Collier -- a lesser writer than Isherwood but a better scenarist -- mulling over how to do Proust and concluding that instead of being secret homosexuals all the characters should be itching to get into show business.

I'll just have to count the days until one of the six travelling Cirque Du Soleil shows rolls into town with a new crew full of insanely talented performers itching to deliver a visionary show that won't soon be forgotten.

Meanwhile, the fact that there are 966 million mobile gamers show people are itching to participate.