Sentence examples for has tickled from inspiring English sources

That has tickled me all week.

"You're asking me about something that has tickled our imagination," he replied.

Also under the cabaret section comes Peter and Bambi Heaven: The Magic Inside which has tickled the fancy of Australian audiences in a big way.

He has tickled the ivories at Don't Tell Mama, the Hell's Kitchen cabaret, and recently founded Choral Chameleon, a 16-member chamber choir based in Manhattan.

Otherwise, Stephen Frears's entertaining Florence Foster Jenkins has tickled Globes voters into a best comedy/musical mention and nominations for Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant and for Simon Helberg.

Does the thought of what the laureateship has done to others - a sort of Alfred-Austining process - inhibit Sir John, whose previous poetry has tickled the public fancy enough to put it in the bestseller class?

They have tickled students and great apes, and even rats.

The Toronto mayor story must have tickled you?

All of which, you suspect, would have tickled Liars enormously.

Trump is the latest glamorous newcomer to have tickled the fancy of Republicans.

He had tickled them in their midsection, the city's investigative report said.