Sentence examples for little itch from inspiring English sources

I quickly scroll away from those photos now, but there's no denying that they stir my cravings, that little itch that just turns into a bigger itch when you scratch it.

"Sometimes that little itch gets me in that certain spot, and when so many people tell me I can do it, it's trying to convince me that you can," De La Hoya told ESPN.com on Monday.

But "The March" stimulates little such itch; it offers an illumination, fitful and flickering, of a historic upheaval that only fiction could provide.

Doing all of this is more difficult with a BlackBerry that has a trackball or a trackpad, but if you are a commuter with a few minutes to kill and a little artistic itch, it will do.

Despite her decision to take a position without research requirements, she does still have a little "research itch," she says.

It was a gruesome read for some of us — little, imaginary itches began to sprout, and it was impossible not to scratch.

I drank too much to feel the full effect, and if a little nausea and itching is the worst thing that can happen, the side effect is not too shabby.

Coating the affected area with nail polish or glue may help prevent too much scratching, but will do little to stop itching.[3].

Unable to get Gawande's words out of his head, he composed his own "Itch," a little ditty about, well, itching.

"Stu got the seven-year itch a little early," Bloomberg said.

Mr. Spall points out that the movie has its laughs, "the kind where people cover their eyes, or that make their teeth itch a little bit with embarrassment".