Sentence examples for slight tickle from inspiring English sources
This isn't quite the canary in the coal mine – think of it as a slight tickle in the mine foreman's throat – but all signs are pointing to the end of the physical book.
"The minute I notice the slightest tickle in my throat, a sneeze, or if I'm feeling particularly cold, I take it.
Tickle, tickle, TICKLE!!! Prey on their weak spots make sure those little tickle spots get the worst on your tickling crusade!
Like I said, little tickles.
"Smokers talk about a 'throat hit,' " Mr. Weiss explained as he sipped a strawberry wine cooler over pizza, referring to a tickle or slight burn at the back of the throat, a part of the overall Pavlovian experience that comes before the nicotine rush.
Some people opt for a slight squeeze of lemon on the oyster, believing that it somehow tickles the creature and makes it more palatable.
We all know how social media works: it tickles the pleasure centers of the brain, encouraging us to return day after day to get that slight endorphin rush that comes with clicking a new link.
