Sentence examples for tickled if from inspiring English sources

But I'd be tickled if they're seeing them.

THE MOST DYSFUNCTIONAL DYNASTY TO WHICH YOU REALLY WOULDN'T MIND BELONGING Admit it: You would be tickled if the Darling family of "Dirty Sexy Money" adopted you.

While Ken Loach's 1966 BBC play, Cathy Come Home, did much to strip the scales from Britain's eyes about the calamity of homelessness, Cathy's fictional plight seems unlikely to greatly detain audiences of today, more routinely tickled (if not feigning to be outraged) by Channel 4's Benefits Street.

Halloweeners should emerge tickled if hardly spooked by this daft, zeitgeisty artefact, in which the devil expands into new media by possessing a bodacious blonde blogger (Olivia Taylor Dudley), whose symptoms – instigating bird attacks, apostrophising the possessive "its" – have the pope's men jetting into Los Angeles.

You can nominate us for anything you'd like, of course, but we'd be ticked — tickled — if we were to win "Best computers or technology weblog", because, well, that's what we do.

Reached a few days later, Roberts said that she was "utterly tickled pink," if not surprised.

"I may be a Jewish scientist," he said, "but I would be tickled silly if one day I were reincarnated as a Baptist preacher".

And, Eileen Fisher, I'd be tickled pink if you joined us.

You will be tickled more if you use a light object to tickle yourself with such as a feather.

Most little kids love to be tickled, but if the kid shows any discomfort when you tickle them, stop immediately.

Attempt to tell a joke in the UK and people will, if tickled, giggle.