Sentence examples for so tickled that from inspiring English sources

Two Sun investors were so tickled that they bought each man a red Corvette.

Everyone seems so tickled that Joe is still interested that Democrats and Republicans have all but canceled the race.

He was so tickled that they had graduated from one of the top institutes in the country and still voluntarily become auto mechanics.

In fact, Trump was so proud, so tickled, that he lost himself completely.

One day she began to sing along, and I was so tickled that she knew the words to my songs and yet couldn't carry a tune.

He is so tickled at the idea that I tell him I'm going to name my version after him, and I have, though almost every cook in the South has a near identical recipe.

Meanwhile, The New York Times reported that the Shifters had found a (profoundly ironic) new market: "Not for months had Wall Street played a game that so tickled its fancy.

Mr. Bloomberg seemed so tickled by the idea that he joked about it when he arrived at his next stop, the East Midwood Jewish Center.

Dr. William Pickering, director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, was in the front row of my audience, and he was so tickled with the suggestion that he passed it on to Vice-President Johnson, speaker at the society's banquet the next evening.

Last December, I saw a low-budget, limited-run production of "Little Ham," an exuberant, jazzy musical set in Harlem that so tickled me I referred to it as "an uptown 'Guys and Dolls.' " When the show reopens Off Broadway this month at the John Houseman Theater, I hope to enjoy it all over again.

His wife, a former model and beauty contestant, is outgoing and unpretentious, so tickled by her extravagant life that it is hard not to share her enthusiasm.