Sentence examples for tickled as from inspiring English sources

He's as tickled as I am when a water monitor lizard plunges into the water as we pass.

While always comic, Burroughs is rarely funny, unless you're as tickled as he was by such recurrent delights as boys in orgasm as they are executed by hanging.

At breakfast, Mr. Klein looked tickled as he laid out a dream directive: that every student would have to visit a college before finishing fifth grade.

He will have been tickled as pink as Augusta's dogwoods to see his name up there with Scott, Dufner, and fellow Englishmen Justin Rose, the US Open champion, and Garrick Porteous (below) from Mere, Northumberland, the British Amateur champion.

And, if you are tickled as much by curiosity as snobbery, the potted histories of families do reveal intriguing patterns that spell warnings of doom or suggest tendencies to excellence.

I was baffled and tickled as a boy in the back waiting for a Townsend Thoresen to learn that the Spanish used the "wrong" letter for their own car stickers.

This part of the feet is very sensitive to tickling as well.

Taqwa, one element of a communitywide effort to create green spaces, has helped the neighborhood undergo a "complete transformation," said Ms. Williams, who describes herself as tickled at the number of small farmers' markets now operating during the warmer months.

David Davalos's "Wittenberg," which is at City Center Stage II, bursts with a Stoppardian eagerness to tickle as it tangles with weightier issues.

The child will laugh only and this is the crux of the matter when it perceives tickling as a mock attack, a caress in mildly aggressive disguise.

There is hardly a sound, except for the snipping of hair, the buzzing of razors and the giggling of a schoolboy whose neck tickles as it is being shaved.