In the first half, the referee had words with Tingle, when the player said a North Burton goal was offside. |
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Then Preston Tingle arrived in a news van and he was blitzed. |
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A slight tingle filled her hands as she held the vessel and she could feel her anxiety pass into nothingness. |
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At most, such discharges may cause a slight tingle in the skin of those touching the patient at the time. |
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A tingle tugged at the back of his mind, a slight buzz that most would probably never pay any notice. |
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At the moment, all she felt was a slight tingle on the surface of her skin. |
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He felt a slight tingle in his right shoulder as he made impact, but it went away in a flash. |
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This is a sight not often seen on concert stages around here, and it sent an extra tingle of anticipation up one's spine. |
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But for some things, orderliness and logic give me an aesthetic tingle on a par with a beautifully crafted film or a garden that just works. |
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But if I had so much as a tingle of buyer's remorse it has faded in the face of several joyous afternoons of camera play. |
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But the moment I sit down in front of the mike, my palms tingle and my throat tightens just a hair and I just have to smile. |
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It will be an evening when the nerve ends will tingle as though electrified. |
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It started in the left leg, the tingle creeping slowly through the whole limb leaving numbness in its wake. |
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His deep, husky voice sent a tingle down her spine, which she tried to ignore. |
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My hands tingle and I hiss as the slight, uncomfortable crackle of electricity. |
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This classic meditation on the forces of darkness and the struggle to contain them makes the heart glad and the nerves tingle. |
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His thoughts were irrational but even so the hairs on the back of his neck had again begun to tingle and prickle with cool fear. |
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He kissed her fingers with such softness, it sent a tingle of goosebumps up her arm. |
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Subjects of both groups were told they may or may not feel the tingle of electrotherapy. |
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They are like normal acid drops but cranked up several notches so they give your mouth a really nice tingle. |
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His saucily raised eyebrow sent a curiously exhilarating tingle through her. |
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He felt the thrill and excitement tingle up his back and he gave a small shiver, stepping closer to her. |
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The thought sent a delightful thrill through her, making her loins tingle with an anticipation of shared pleasure. |
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Or was that tingle of joy more reminiscent of sitting in front of the tv on a Saturday morning, eating sugared cereal and watching cartoons for hours? |
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She then pinpricks for 45 minutes, lulling most patients into such a state of relaxation that they are unaware of anything but the tiniest tingle. |
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Your hands may tingle or feel numb, and you might feel flushed or chilled. |
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I couldn't resist a tingle of anticipation at Chelsea's reaction. |
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She felt a stinging sensation, and then felt a warm tingle fill her. |
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Reading these words, this reviewer felt a tingle of joyful anticipation. |
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Though some toners may make skin tingle, redness and stinging from any product several minutes after application are symptoms that skin is being irritated. |
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Once on my face, my skin began to tingle and my eyes started to water, or maybe I was crying because I was so hungry. |
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Who does not get a tingle at the thought of how they would respond of they knew the full truth. |
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Makes the skin of your face tingle and smart like it's been slapped. |
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I let out a small burp which left a burning tingle in my mouth and nose. |
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The region is immense and, culinarily speaking, includes everything from absolutely subtle dishes to those so vibrantly spiced they make your mouth tingle. |
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Scrolling through this hate-filled manifesto for the first time made the hairs on my arm tingle with discomfort. |
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Either way, guests seeking a holiday getaway there can also enjoy a tingle of telling truth to power by posting their own reviews. |
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I can feel the tingle in my joints as the first batter swings three baseball bats as he approaches the plate before throwing the two bad ones away. |
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A small, just-noticeable tingle started on the top of his bald scalp. |
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With none of the pastiness of conventional cream soup bases, the chowder tasted lemony and left a slight tingle on the tongue. |
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And yett here is something about this sporting mecca that makes the senses tingle a little more than any other. |
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In the hearth at the north wall a large fire cracked and lisped, flushing the room with a dry sirocco that caused frozen skin to tingle. |
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Feel your scalp tingle as my voice gently surprises you from behind. |
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As you sink your teeth into a chilli pepper, your lips start to tingle and before long you may feel like your whole mouth is on fire. |
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For Ty, his father's expression and enjoinder are signs of how to gain his father's approval, and he remembers feeling a warm tingle up my spine. |
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But the second I felt the tingle, I threw caution to the wind. |
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A fine powder filled the air and caressed the cheek with a tingle in its touch, and the black boles of the trees showed up in a light that seemed to come from below. |
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