Sentence examples for a heavy buzz from inspiring English sources

That is "Dew's house," the company likes to say, a place where a heavy buzz can be generated by loyal fans and newcomers alike.

Track 4 is a slowed rendition, overlaid with a moderately heavy buzz; Track 6 includes an overlaid quiet background buzz, while a mild buzz resonates in Tract 7.

I saw three films in a row today at the Toronto International Film Festival that have generated heavy buzz in the early festival days of fall - and found that none of them actually has the makings of the awards-season juggernauts they're being touted as.

Despite Attack the Block's minimal commercial impact (it had a worldwide box-office take of $5.8m, against a £9m [$13m] production budget), the critical acclaim with which it was greeted has created heavy buzz around the British former co-host of the long-running Adam and Joe TV show.

The company usually relies on heavy buzz surrounding the release of cinematic trailers for the games on TV and the Internet not to mention the mounting anticipation caused by launch delays.

"It is a big buzz.

It's hard to overstate the bravery of Benazir Bhutto, but one way to commemorate it is to make a very average rap song about her, as her daughter has done, then overlay a heavy and constant buzzing, and karaoke-esque scrolling lyrics at the bottom of the screen that rarely, if ever, match up with the song.

If there's one thing that Apple Computer needs right now, it's a heavy dose of new buzz, the kind of buzz that only a brilliant new product can produce.

And every film, from the one with the heaviest buzz to the one nearly totally ignored, each delicious film screams at the 45,000+ festival goers: "I'm the cream of the crop!

He played a child-size Martin guitar with a heavy thumb, getting a buzz and ring like a street musician.

At Down I enjoyed some escape from the distracting buzz of the internet and a heavy workload – a couple of hours of respite on a Sunday afternoon.