Sentence examples for actually buzzing from inspiring English sources

Jess, I feel, has a bright future in student politics, which she'll no doubt throw herself into with gusto when she finds the corridors of university aren't actually buzzing hives of intellectualism and revolution.

Next it's Anglia Square, sometimes regarded as one of the city's 1960s eyesores, yet actually buzzing with an eccentric brand of Norfolk streetlife including a plastic gorilla painted like Partridge.

I Spent Thanksgiving at a Native American Casino.

And then at that point they'd come lower so they were actually buzzing around the people," she told the publication.

It's unclear whether these will actually buzz your phone, or just pop up in the game if you have it open.

This high-tech ring actually buzzes and lights up when you get a phone call or text or even when someone likes your Instagram.

3.48pm: Lord Justice Leveson's earlier use of the F-word (he quoted from the Guardian, he didn't actually swear) is buzzing on Twitter.

Everything about it is overblown or undercooked to the point of being laughable; a palpable and occasionally comical cognitive dissonance arose between the admiration the swelling soundtrack told me I was supposed to feel and the buzzing annoyance I actually felt during the four episodes I watched.

"You are in a blessed position these days of being one of the few dudes who does real hip-hop music that is actually getting buzz," Rosenberg said.

If you get a lot of press releases, you might confuse an artist actually having buzz with their publicist burrowing a hole in your subconscious.

This buzzing, piano-tinged funky house jam actually carries the perfect beat to chew along to.