Sentence examples for itching to take from inspiring English sources
You can feel him itching to take it off.
"David has been itching to take some swings," he said.
Mr. Clinton is itching to take that message to the American people one more time.
Encouragingly, hedge funds are itching to take advantage of the attractive financing terms.
Cameron seems to be itching to take the lead in preparing the ground for military intervention in Syria.
Monty got some frightening turn yesterday and Murali is itching to take the five wickets he needs to pass Shane Warne's tally of 708.
He was dressed in full regalia, but itched to take it off.
It was one of those increasingly frequent moments, usually concealed beneath a thick fur coat of Slavic civility and grace, when the average Russian madly itched to take to the streets and yell "Yankee go home".
And ultimately, his itch to take part in the Quest outweighed his trepidation.
Smoochy, with his domineering compulsion to find the best in everyone -- at one point he says, "Captain Kangaroo, like Jesus Christ, was someone you could count on" -- also suggests an itch to take a bat to the wearying "Adams".
How did you get on the set of "The Seven Year Itch" to take those photos of her skirt being blown up as she stood on a subway grating?
