Sentence examples for and creating a buzz from inspiring English sources

"Popularity and creating a buzz is really important for a fundraising programme".

But for us, taking the chance was about generating new leads, getting users to share our messages and creating a buzz around our work on women's rights.

Pepsi kept up the deal by releasing an ad for Pepsi Perfect as Back to the Future Day approached and creating a buzz around the limited edition bottles at Comic Con.

"Even when we were growing up, it was all about live bands playing gigs and creating a buzz, then an A&R guy comes along and sees something he likes.

At the time she was winning praise and creating a buzz at the Stuttgart Opera in Germany for innovative programming rich in modernist fare, as well as for championing experimental directors and younger singers.

By taking advantage of the Cardinals as an anchor tenant and creating a buzz with the first phase, Ballpark Village could help encourage additional renewal in the city, said Andrew S. Zimbalist, an economics professor at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., who specializes in economic development and sports economics.

Still, Jones took a risk and created a buzz.

Sure, he'll sell some jerseys and create a buzz.

The three have gotten along, shared notes and created a buzz for the series that is not related to Patrick.

"They were much more willing to grant that something could just be very well done and create a buzz and that's O.K.," she said.

The opening work, a multimedia installation by the online collective Fakeshop, attracted a large crowd and created a buzz in the New York art world.