Sentence examples for tickled to learn from inspiring English sources

Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse and André Gide all make cameo appearances, and Roth was tickled to learn that Marlene Dietrich called him her favorite writer.

No Ethan this week – although I was tickled to learn he's attempting to cook for Vivian, which suggests he has resigned himself to his inevitable fate.

I was tickled to learn that the degenerate Earl of Sandwich invented the eponymous dish as a means to satiate his compulsive gambling habit (and grumbling stomach) by never having to leave the wagering table for lunch.

For who would not be tickled to learn that in 1913 Kaiser Wilhelm was being hailed as a glorious peacemaker, with 25 conflict-free years under his considerable belt?

Last season, I was tickled to learn, the Royal Ballet's live cinema relay of Tchaikovsky's seasonal favourite The Nutcracker beat the James Bond movie Skyfall at the cinema box-office, and came second only to The Hobbit.

Fast forward 25 years or so and the grown-up me was tickled to learn recently that Pearcy had penned a memoir.

Everyone seemed tickled to see her.

We've been a huge proponent of Aircell's GoGo service for months now and we're tickled pink to learn that GoGo will finally be launching sometime next month with American Air.

It wants to be tickled to death.

Bellow must have been tickled to death.

"And we're tickled to death".