Sentence examples for itching to teach from inspiring English sources

The old bias towards caution has weakened; some in the military are itching to teach Kim a lesson.

After the two years he planned to stay at IBM turned into six, the itch to teach came back when Columbia University offered him the opportunity to develop and teach a class as an adjunct professor.

After four days away from classes, I was itching to get back to teaching.

For scientists who are tired of the lab and itching to make a difference in people's lives, there are teaching opportunities in high-poverty urban areas that offer decent pay, good benefits, and job security.

Although those standards didn't really influence the science content taught by most schools across the state, many scientists and educators were itching to have them repealed.

"Cass was itching, itching, itching to send a return letter," the adviser said.

The brothers were itching to experiment.

"But my legs are itching to dance".

Apparently people are itching to go out.

I was itching to follow them.

Hardaway and Marbury were itching to play.