Sentence examples for tickled for from inspiring English sources

Jun Takahashi's modest and brilliant show Wednesday night at the Sorbonne probably confirmed for many in the audience why they will cross an ocean just to be tickled for 15 minutes.

Jun Takahashi's modest and brilliant show at the Sorbonne probably confirmed for many in the audience why they will cross an ocean just to be tickled for 15 minutes.

That it was instead a knock-out - a one-sided pummelling that a referee enjoying himself less than Steve Walsh might have stopped in sympathy - will keep Welsh folk tickled for years to come.

If she doesn't like to be tickled, for goodness' sake, don't keep on! if there's another girl in the class that likes you but you don't like her put her to the side and go for the only girl that should matter to you.

Rogers clips Stokes away for four out of the meat of the meat of the middle, then tickles for another two, cuts hard for another boundary and drives for yet another.

Although the tickling referred to in this article is purely tickling for fun, some people construe it as a sexual activity.

As the sight tickled us for the second time that day, the echo unnerved me.

Ms. Connell's comedic flair tickled audiences for nearly six decades as she made her way from California nightclubs to the Broadway stage and beyond.

After five dot balls England are on the verge of their first maiden of the innings … but the last is tickled away for a couple.

This week, we're starting on a down-note - but one which a) tickled me for its no-holds-barred dedication to pedantry and b) taps into a discussion on editing standards going on on Rick Gekoski's blog.

Scientists Jaak Panksepp and Jeff Burgdorf document this moment in their 2003 paper "Laughing Rats and the Evolutionary Antecedents of Human Joy?" In it, Panksepp and Burgdorf document how they and their team tickled rats for years.