Sentence examples for I'd be tickled from inspiring English sources

Was me, I'd be tickled".

But I'd be tickled if they're seeing them.

"If you'd write something about the Dominican Option, I don't have money to pay you, but I'd be tickled pink," he said.

If the new Wright machine flies 500 or 600 feet, "I'd be tickled pink".

And, Eileen Fisher, I'd be tickled pink if you joined us.

"I may be a Jewish scientist," he said, "but I would be tickled silly if one day I were reincarnated as a Baptist preacher".

I thought my kids, like I, would be tickled to learn about a lady pig who was so eager to visit her pig suitor that she managed to unlock the several gates that separated them, or that fish apparently can recognize each other as individuals and remember which fish can be trusted and which cannot.

"If he was alive today knowing I was sitting down having a pretty good relationship with Sandy, he'd be tickled pink," Franco said.

When we asked what White would have thought, Mr. Angell told us: "He'd be tickled pink.

It's hard to say whether he'd be tickled or ticked off by this tribute, for which the dealer Francis M. Naumann has tracked down some notable ripostes to Duchamp's painting and invited further responses from a diverse group of contemporary artists.

Surely there's someone in your life who'd be tickled that you thought of him or her when you caught sight of THE PRACTICAL PYROMANIAC: BUILD FIRE TORNADOES, ONE-CANDLEPOWER ENGINES, GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, AND MORE INCENDIARY DEVICES, by William Gurstelle (Chicago Review Press, $16.95).