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Tickle in sentence

42 examples of Tickle in a sentence

And we use that as a moral tickle.
You can tickle the rug.
It's been known for a long time, you can't tickle yourself as well as other people can.
And then we're going to track that with a computer and use it to control another robot, which is going to tickle their palm with another stick.
Either no time delay, in which case light would just tickle your palm, or with a time delay of two-tenths of three-tenths of a second.
The left hand always is the same and puts sinusoidal tickle.
Because the tickle sensation on the palm comes and goes, you need large numbers of subjects with these stars making them significant.
It's acoustic vibrations in the air, little waves of energy in the air that tickle our eardrum.
Or they start to tickle the babies of the females.
They're normally, male chimpanzees, not particularly interested in infants, but when they are campaigning like that, they get very interested in infants and they tickle them, and they try to curry favor with the females.
So dolphins can buzz and tickle each other at a distance.
Now, as it happens, these bottles are dimpled, glossy, and just the right shade of brown to tickle the fancy of these beetles.
It starts with a tickle in your throat that becomes a cough.
I think of Shakespeare's Shylock: "If you prick us, do we not bleed, and if you tickle us, do we not laugh?"
And when I woke up, I saw my daughter drizzling sand on her arm like this, and I could feel that light tickle of sand on her skin and I remembered my aunt brushing my hair.
Admittedly the majority of the UK's population is made up of poorly educated chavs but this would not tickle their funny bones.
But this mob tickle your funny bone as well.
But he's not out to tickle your funny bone.
Caught this movie on DD while flipping channels...And thank heavens, that too when it just started.. Having studied in Pune, this film touched off many happy memories of the city...that apart, one wonders why more movies like this aren't made...Every character is so well etched-the grandpa, the kid, the doc...except for the social worker who grates a tad, the rest of the movie hardly has a flaw...a deserving entry for the Oscars, even if it wasn't nominated...definitely leaves a lump in the throat...who sez u need mush to tickle ur lacrimals ?
PLEASE, someone tickle me, I lost 90 minutes for nothing.
In short, if you want to tickle the proverbial funnybones, get this movie tonight.
David Spade continues to tickle my funny bone enormously with his quite unique delivery of his lines.
If you're not too jaded by modern life, this film will tickle you.
There are many very funny gags up to this point to where they tickle St. John victoriously but then there's a racist gag involving one Ernie Morrison Sr. (the father of original "Our Gang"s Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison who would also occasionally appear in Harold Lloyd shorts) that threatens to put things to a halt.
Perhaps it is my religious upbringing, but the sight of the nuns being coached by Whoopi Goldberg to integrate do-wop and Motown into their choir music never fails to tickle my funny bone.
Hardly the recipe for a laugh riot, 'Old Glory' doesn't even try to tickle our funny bone, aiming instead for a rousing effect.
John Newlands' beginning monologue reels you in, to have you gripping the arms of your chair during the story, too scared out of your wits to even move, then having the story ending to Mr.Newlands epilogue to further heighten your anxiety of being too fearful to go to sleep!! Unlike..Twilight Zone, Hitchcock, Night Gallery,Tales from the Crypt, Outer Limits and X-Files which ALL have humorous episodes which discount their "scare-quotient", and leaves you disappointed....however "O.S.B."satisfies the most discriminating of "scary-movie" tastes !!! O.S.B never had one "hokey" episode that would tickle your funny bone and that is what makes for excellent scare tactics.
Dialogues by Anurag Prapanna & Jitendra Parmar definitely tickle your funny bone at places.
In my mind this is the ultimate black comedy, a biased decision I'm sure growing up on the welsh border and getting an extra tickle from the welsh eccentricities, but from a writing point of view, perfectly executed!
Bette appears as a spoiled young Southern beauty who likes to play with men to tickle her ego.