Sentence examples for felt tickled from inspiring English sources

He felt tickled to call it a job.

But a lot of my adult life I've been waiting for Seoul and Korea to be on the scene culturally, and when I saw that I just felt tickled.

She could feel tickles and pressure and distinguish a soft touch from a pinprick, but she couldn't perceive extremes of temperature.

We started fucking and while we were going at it, I felt something tickle my balls.

In another, they feel someone tickling their feet in the dead of night.

When I feel something tickling my arm, I feel it as being located in a specific area of my arm, and if I move my arm, I still feel it at the same location.

Singing should NEVER feel uncomfortable, tickle or itch in the throat, hurt or anything like that.

Take a cough mixture for a dry cough that may feel like tickling in your throat or lungs.

"He was never beaten, never had a whip flourished over him, or felt the tickling of a spur, or was ever, for a moment, distressed by the speed of a competitor," one contemporary wrote.

He knew he was hooked (felt its tickle, feared the prick) - and when her eyes reeled him in, he would be torn away jaggedly from just everything he had.

Debarking at the tiny airstrip on Cay Caulker, I felt a tickle on my right ankle and remembered the guidebook warnings about sand flies, which can be fierce if the brisk trade winds die down.