Sentence examples for a strong buzz from inspiring English sources

"There was a strong buzz about them," said Jefferson Hack, who gave a party there for Another Magazine last September.

Not entirely invisible of course – there's a strong buzz that, regardless of Saturday's result, Kreis could soon be on his way out of RSL, headed east to a place where he's unlikely to want for attention.

Perhaps the strongest suit is the show's potential director, Susan Stroman, who has already scored this season with "Contact" and whose coming revival of "The Music Man" has been generating a strong buzz of its own.

The company's planned IPO will generate a strong buzz, creating a solid short-term opportunity for investors to make money.

It followed the news by generating a strong buzz surrounding its new all-white iBook laptop computer for consumers, adding to an already strong laptop product line that has bolstered revenues.

Lawrence, who won the best actress Oscar last February for Russell's Silver Linings Playbook, is generating a strong buzz for a best supporting actress nomination for her role as Irving's unpredictable wife Rosalyn.

After all, you can only drink so much cheap coffee before a stronger buzz is in order, and idle hands do the devil's drugs.

That will mean a new murder case for the Seattle police duo led by the actress Mireille Enos, who has drawn strong buzz about an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of the troubled detective Sarah Linden.AMC did not offer any details about the second season, but "The Killing" closely tracked the plot line of a hit Danish police show called "Forbrydelsen".

I think it is safe to say no one was talking about "Narcos" as an awards contender, and though "Outlander" debuted with strong buzz and continues to have a captive audience, it seemed to fall off the top-picks radar, for no better reason than there are far too many top picks.

The voices don't mesh, but they produce a strong collective buzz.

Founding editor Kim France's Lucky, the magazine about shopping that launched with strong buzz in December 2000, has seen a 7.8% decrease in ad revenue for the first half of 2008, while its circulation numbers have remained virtually flat.