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be straining at the leash

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be straining at the leash
to be very eager to do something that you are being prevented from doing at the present time Meanwhile we hear that our soldiers have reached a peak of fitness and are straining at the leash.
See also: leash, strain


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And with another fellow central defender he admires in the Pompey back four in Sol Campbell, Taylor, fresh from his winning goal at Sheffield United on Saturday, will be straining at the leash tomorrow.
 
 
 
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