People who enjoy having their spines tingled and bones chilled.
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My body tingled, and a deep rest overtook my body.
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The tiny abrasion tingled and throbbed sporadically throughout the day.
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The easy egalitarianism of English tingled like a phantom limb.
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As I pulled out of the parking lot, my scalp tingled.
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Every time The Chordettes' "Lollipop" went off on Betty's phone, your spine tingled.
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It was a restaurant where they fed you until your left arm tingled.
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It went on smoothly, tasted minty, and tingled a little, but looked nice and glossy.
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It didn't have quite the same breath-freshening effects, but it tingled my mouth a bit.
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Next came a lemony peel, which he massaged in and let sit until it tingled a bit.
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For the first time in my life, a slight soreness tingled in my throat almost every day.
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Just as he got to that part of the story, Kiraly's body tingled and was covered in bumps.
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In front of them, all around them, flags fluttered and scarves waved and spines tingled as Anfield sang its hymnal.
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After a frantic weekend of finishing a big story—and typing so much that my forearms tingled—I needed to decompress.
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I have always known that eating meat always involves sacrifice, always involves pain, but still, my heart pounded and my fingertips tingled.
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The capsaicin patch hardly tingled, and I scored the first round of pinpricks as a 22013, more out of hope than conviction.
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By the time he jogged in from the bullpen, he said, his eyes were watering, his cheeks were numb and his fingers tingled.
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Howard's legs tingled, he complained, but she noticed he was having trouble catching passes too, as if his hands were wrapped in oven mitts.
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Other times, I've been tingled and burned by pore-stripping formulas that leave my face in worse shape than it was to begin with.
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My skin tingled, and I felt wallops in my chest — it felt like meeting the dark parts of myself that I wanted to stuff down and hide, the disturbing questions.
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Often, the weight of my limbs and head seemed to vanish, my body's 150 pounds lightening to near weightlessness as goosebumps emerged on my skin, skin that tingled and grew warmer with each refrain.
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Downey's Spidey sense tingled last June when he joined the $280 million Series A investor group backing Loot Crate, a Los Angeles-based subscription service that delivers monthly boxes of nerdy memorabilia to geeks and gamers.
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Each morning, when the big leader's morning feelings message was ready to be received, the hole in citizens' forearms tingled slightly and the front panel of all citizens' bedside ovular messaging devices flashed a slow, muted red.
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When, at the end of the second episode, Alex defies her bosses and brashly announces, in an award-acceptance speech, that Jackson—a scrappy nobody from Real America whom she's just met—will be her new co-anchor, my skin tingled.
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For example, log entries might say:• Scratched nose with finger, felt itch, while at my desk• Fiddled with eyeglasses, hands tingled, frustrated• Rested chin on palm, neck sore, while reading• Bit fingernail, nail caught on pants, watching TVSelf-monitoring is more effective if people share their outcomes publicly, so consider sharing your results with friends or post it on social media.
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Whenever she was near, my skin tingled in the strangest way and my mouth stretched widthways into the widest smile.
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"His first love was the foreman's Norris jointing-plane, which he was not allowed to touch however much his fingers tingled," wrote Huon Mallalieu in The Times. "Seven years later his passion was assuaged, but not extinguished, when he bought his first Norris for £5 in a Sunday antiques market."Huon Mallalieu, The Times, 27 November 2010.
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The society stocks reprints of this translation for sale.The Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, accessed 14 May 2012 The work is an inspiration for the narrator of Earthly Powers, a novel by Anthony Burgess. Indeed, in chapter 35, Kenneth Toomey decides to write a novel based on Hikayat Abdullah: > That afternoon I read the brief autobiography, lying on the bed under the > gentle fan. I tingled cautiously.
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When Fox met Wrangler she "tingled all over" and they had "instant magnetism". They lived together for a week "playing husband and wife" to prepare for the domestic-themed swinging film. Also in 1980, Fox won the Adult Film Association of America (AFAA) Best Actress award for Jack 'n Jill. She was noted for her strong screen presence and her ability to play roles that range from an innocent to an assertive woman.
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In the non-canon novel, Blood Enemy, Amelia, though making no physical appearance in the story, is described as having a habit similar to real-life historical Sanguinarian figure, Elizabeth Báthory the "Blood Countess", of often indulging in baths of blood, believing it to enhance her beauty ("The aroma of so much fresh blood was intoxicating. Sonja tried to imagine what it would be like to bathe in such a tub; her skin tingled beneath her gown. It was said that Amelia herself sometimes indulged in such luxurious ablutions in order to enhance her beauty", Blood Enemy novelization, chapter 8).
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"Adult Diversion" was instrumental in developing momentum for the group, who signed to Canadian indie label Royal Mountain a month after the single's release in October 2013. They were subsequently signed to US-based Polyvinyl Records, who released a 7" record of "Adult Diversion", with "Archie, Marry Me" on the A-side, exclusively to mail-order subscribers. Simon Vozick-Levinson from Rolling Stone called the track an "instant rush of jangly emotion," while Stuart Berman at Pitchfork also complimented its "buoyant surf-tingled jangle." Sam Willett at Consequence of Sound dubbed the tune a "whimsical dream jam" that reaches "staggering highs"; he praised its "perfectly-sewn guitar arrangements and sweet female vocals.
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