Sentence examples for a tingling of from inspiring English sources

Immediately, something began building in my toes, warm flushing sensations, a tingling of sparking nerve ends exploding underneath my flesh.

"Did you used to live here?" I didn't hear anything, though I did feel a tingling on the nape of my neck.

He would recall feeling a tingle of excitement.

The sauce brought a tingle of energy to the pork's crunchy fried coating.

The moment I cross from Arizona, I start to feel a tingle of pleasure.

David Brooks: Back in 2008 there was at least a tingle of newness about the financial crisis.

This will consume some people with dread, but it gives me a tingle of excitement.

There are players who induce a tingle of anticipation – "I'm going to see so and so today".

Either Jennifer is omniscient -- or the grown writer, about to relive the experience, feels a tingle of anticipatory trauma.

EVERY month, when my Harper's magazine arrives in the mail, I feel a tingle of excitement.

QUINTA DO CRASTO, DOURO 1998: $14 Like biting into a handful of raspberries; mellow and fruity with a tingle of acid.