Sentence examples for itching to start from inspiring English sources

In 2002, I left because I was itching to start a business with Alain.

"A lot of people who work here are itching to start on that program," he said.

I'm itching to start gardening, but I know it is unwise to rush the season.

Sivtsev and Emelyanenko shifted their weight, itching to start, finish, and get out of there as fast as they could.

Journalists were itching to start tweeting that Clegg had trounced me, even after it was quite clear he hadn't.

The band was itching to start its set, and then it was desperate, but Sly had more to say.

Although she earned an MBA, Farrington says she didn't itch to start a business and went on to drink the "corporate Kool-Aid" as a management associate until she bumped up against a "buzz saw of a boss". She left her job and eventually reconnected with her very first manager who had also ditched corporate life.

They flirt with treason to thwart our president's peace efforts; they itch to start another war, learning nothing from their past adventures and neglecting the soldiers maimed in them; they stir hatred and fear to distract us from their assault on the middle class; and they cry victim the moment anyone stands up to their bullying of everyone who doesn't look and think like them.

We've hardly unpacked before dad is itching to get started with a coffee shop map he found on Reddit.

Shortly after arriving, Shange met Oz Scott, a young stage manager for the Public Theatre, who was itching to get started as a director.

You may be itching to get started on doing more push-ups, but this routine will offer the best results if you do it three-to-four times per week so basically, every other day.