Going to be itching to get more news about this.
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But Biden must be itching for a return to office.
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"For two, three days you will be itching," he said.
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People will be itching for freedom and for change—including you!
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That's a recipe for a product you'll be itching to return.Â
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She'd be itching to practice what she had been learning in class.
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Mr Trump already appears to be itching to replace his competent defence secretary.
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Yet for all that, he seemed to be itching to get back inside.
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Hawks in the White House seem to be itching for direct conflict with Iran.
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And Trump seems to be itching for an impeachment battle as a base stoking device.
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Some members of Mr Patnaik's party may be itching for a better offer from the BJP.
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Your investors, on the other hand, may be itching to see their return sooner than that.
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But Mr Trump seems to be itching to impose tariffs, and some import restrictions seem almost certain.
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After several years of studying, you may not exactly be itching to read a 700-page book.
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When your flight lands in your destination city, you'll probably be itching to get out of the airport.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be itching for a joint American-Israeli strike on Iran.
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Millions of Chinese may be itching to travel, but it'll be hard to make up for lost ground.
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As the weather gets warmer, New Yorkers may be itching to hang out together in the New York City's parks.
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Mr. Trump exulted in rallies during the campaign and seems to be itching to return to the adulation of the crowds.
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You will not want to put this book down; when you do, you'll be itching to pick it back up again.
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If we're lucky, the two countries will avoid a serious military escalation, even though administration hawks appear to be itching for one.
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While you may be itching to get your own toucan, Brock warns of all the work it takes to care for one.
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Especially since Academy voters who might be itching to do something mischievous had their feelings more or less validated by those guild nominations.
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And there might also be itching and burning of the labia, which may make you think you have a yeast infection, she says.
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After reading only a few sentences of her intelligent prose (and that dialogue!), you'll be itching for her next novel, whenever it should come.
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So if a guy I dated mentioned that he'd backpacked through Europe, I'd be itching to tell him how much I'm dying to move there.
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You'll be itching for more freedom, but still have the support you crave while you try a new thing or go off on your own.
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I'm sure at some point along the journey our investors will be itching for liquidity, but as it stands right now, everyone is really [focused].
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And Freedom Caucus members appear to be itching for a fight and might make demands about immigration or military spending in exchange for their votes.
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Astrologers love calling you a homebody, Cancer, and while it's true that you're quite domestic, you will be itching to see the world during this time.
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Jussie Smollett getting off scot-free is bad news for R. Kelly, because prosecutors might be itching for a big win ... so worries the singer's lawyer.
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You'll also be itching for freedom at this time, so don't be surprised if you're asking for space, despite all the sexy Leo energy in the air!
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Remarkably for a man said to be itching to withdraw from the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Mr Trump announced that he would work with the EU to reform it.
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But, while some of us may be content having a dance party in our living rooms, some of us may be itching to learn about technique from the pros.
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On that night, I wouldn't have imagined that someday I would be itching to send my husband a thank-you text about how well we were managing our split.
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By the middle of the bridge — "Don't stop dreamin', don't stop believin'" — you may be itching for some big, purgative blast to wake you up, and wash away the cliché.
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To the contrary, he appears to be itching to pull the trigger — and in his insidious way, he wants to convince Democrats that it'll be their fault when he does.
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Anyone with a clown phobia might not be itching to see It on opening weekend, but the star of the new movie also reminded fans that, technically, his character isn't actually a clown.
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As someone who strength-trained, ellipticized, and stair-climbed her way through pregnancy, I knew I'd be itching to hit the gym as soon as my OB gave me the post-delivery go-ahead.
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"It's nice to have a break and after a couple weeks, I think I'll be itching to get back into it," Jost told CNN at a Hilarity for Charity event in New York on Thursday.
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Travel is pretty much a no-go at the moment thanks to the coronavirus outbreak, but once we're all free from quarantine and working from home, we're going to be itching to get out of town.
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However, Justice Clarence Thomas seemed to be itching to take up the question, penning a 10-page concurrence devoted almost entirely to the issue and expressing deep skepticism about judges' power to grant such sweeping relief.
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You may be itching to get back to work, flex your skills and converse with other adults, but you may be torn about leaving your newborn in the care of someone else, and paying for that care.
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Another complexity is that while many Trump critics seem to be itching for a Giuliani indictment, charging him with a FARA violation could undercut the notion that he was working for Trump in any dealings related to Ukraine.
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Since you've likely spent the last few months stocking up on durable boots, coats that are actually warm, and all the turtlenecks your closet can possibly hold, you might be itching to buy a new bikini or one-piece.
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You'll be itching for freedom, so leave your lover at home if you want to mingle at a party—this isn't necessarily about meeting new romantic partners, but feeling free from any friends or lovers you need to babysit at events.
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It's only fair to believe, then, that a Taurus might not jump at the chance to spend Halloween the way an adventurous Sagittarius would, or that a Cancer would be perfectly happy staying home while an Aquarius would be itching to be where the people are.
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On Monday, the bulls will be itching to see oil break out of its $47 to $52 range into the $8003 to $54 area, and would also do well to see the 10-year Treasury's rates rise from 2.3 percent up to 2.4 or 2.5 percent.
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