Sentence examples for tickled about it from inspiring English sources

She can be tickled about it now because, as she said, the instruction to play better, the motivation to excel, the understanding of the game and the attempt to fulfill her potential have been elicited from her father.

Sometimes I get real tickled about it.

I'm there to testify he's all right; his dad made him out of a log, but he's a real boy now, and the talking cricket seems just tickled pink about it all.

It was almost touching to see Conan O'Brien look so tickled about his sudden rise in ratings.

He was also tickled about a soon-to-be neighbor at the Rushmore: the Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez.

As the journalists peppered him with questions, Mr. O'Malley seemed tickled about his (relatively) high placement for the preferred 2016 Democratic nominee in a recent Bloomberg survey of delegates.

Justin Verlander's four-hit shutout to beat stubborn Oakland, 6-0, in Game 5 of their American League division series left the Tigers tickled about their chances in the A.L.C.S., and perhaps beyond.

Houston said his wife was legitimately impressed with his acting, and though he is noncommittal about his future in the field, admitted to being tickled about the positive feedback he has gotten.

The grasp of your hand against mine as we walk together, the sound of your footsteps pitter-pattering all throughout our house, the magic of your laugh when you get tickled about something, the joy of a sweet conversation with you, your big blue eyes widening with the intensity of your words -- the imprint that you have made on our lives is the kind of imprint that dreams are made of.

Ms. Dummer concurred and said, "What really tickles me about it is that my little 9-year-old nephew and my 74-year-old mother both laugh hysterically at the show".

If it is tickled, it giggles.