Sentence examples for especially tickled from inspiring English sources

I am especially tickled by Frankie's relationship with her phone.

And the ice pilot, Cherepanov, claimed to be especially tickled at the thought that the earth was warming and the ice was melting.

He seemed especially tickled during the scenes between the protagonist, Ned Weeks (Raúl Esparza), and his brother, Ben Richard Bekinss), a lawyer.

If you're a Dylan fan, you'll be especially tickled.

The new Skype 5.6 update has me especially tickled — it's now available for folks of the Mac persuasion, and it thankfully packs a handful of bugfixes as well as a slew of new (and arguably overdue) features.

After the height of Elmo's popularity, especially the "Tickle Me Elmo" craze in 1996, Clash's responsibilities at Sesame Street increased.

Some submissives, especially those who are tickle-averse, may especially relish the torture-like aspect of being tickled.

It is as though any joy, especially a newly remembered joy, must be tickled by sin.

I'm just tickled to be in the discussion, especially with those two guys.

For each run the researcher monitors the other coefficient estimates (especially those directly connected to the latent whose measurement quality is being tickled) to see how sensitive those estimates are to the alternative measurement error variance specifications.

There's an adagio for eight couples, wild Hungarian dancing — Mr. Coll, relishing the quickness, was especially fun to watch — and classical variations for two women (Indiana Woodward and Isabella DeVivo), whose quick and sharp footwork tickled the stage.