Sentence examples for a great buzz from inspiring English sources

It is a great buzz.

It's a great feeling, a great buzz.

"It was a great buzz," he said.

It really took off and soon there was a great buzz about us.

We broadcast our show from there every afternoon – it had such a great buzz.

It's a great buzz, that gladiatorial feeling when you run out at Twickenham, Murrayfield or the Aviva Stadium.

It's a great buzzing hive of commentary out there, so nobody can read everything that someone says; but if a famous intellectual makes a pronouncement, he both should and does get a listen much more easily than someone without the preexisting reputation.

But one question that Buck could answer Tuesday was, "What gives a man a greater buzz, advising on a $30 billion merger or an $80 million player purchase?" "There's no question," he replied, "and no comparison".

"There is already a lot of great buzz, and we think there is a chance 'The Million Second Quiz' could really break through," Mr. Burke wrote.

They're now at it again, generating a lot of great buzz around their newest release, Sin Cos Tan, Destroyer EP on My Favorite Robot Records.

A jamboree of commemorative events, with such uplifting moments as the issue of a postage stamp, set off no great buzz of exhilaration.