Sentence examples for will be tickled pink from inspiring English sources

"I know people will be tickled pink to have them," he said.

Audiences most certainly will be "Tickled Pink" when they catch the new comedy by that title now in its world premiere run at the Laguna Playhouse.

Gay Californians still reeling from Proposition 8, the anti-same-sex-marriage bill that triumphed with the aid of Mormon financial backing, will be tickled pinker to discover that the self-denying senator also happens to be, presumably, a Mormon.

Next Week: Nicholas Barber goes on holiday with Marion Cotillard and friends in Little White Lies, from the director of Tell No One Also Showing: 10/04/2011 The Roommate (91 mins, 15) If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then the writer of Single White Female should be tickled pink by this vacuous remake, but everyone else will be bored to tears.

Prince Philip, he claimed, "would be tickled pink".

When he arrived the Dr. was showing a pupil how to be tickled pink.

When we asked what White would have thought, Mr. Angell told us: "He'd be tickled pink.

But while devotees and visitors might be tickled pink by Batu's Technicolor makeover, the government's national heritage department is seeing red.

"If he was alive today knowing I was sitting down having a pretty good relationship with Sandy, he'd be tickled pink," Franco said.

If it's been a while since you last ate beetroot, give it another go: you may well be tickled pink.

My guess is he'd be tickled pink.