Sentence examples for be a buzz from inspiring English sources
There would be a buzz in the air.
Whatever the prospects, there seems to be a buzz.
I hate to be a buzz kill, but breast cancer is just not sexy.
I know there will be a buzz about us in the cocktail scene.
"Diversity" no longer means diversity of opinion, it just seems to be a buzz word.
This time, the staff were a-buzz.
"Don't be a buzz-kill," Warren says, grinning.
"We just think this will be a buzz-worthy event".
His signatures were all there — hook-and-eye closures on fluted leather or python minidresses; fluid jackets; Jane Eyre silhouettes (for governesses at the Hard Rock Academy anyway); boned bustiers and hip-slung trousers; even two ball gowns trailing wisps of gothic romance — but they had the serenity that comes from not needing to be a buzz-making machine anymore.
One thing Florida has going for it is that state employees are reportedly barred from mentioning climate change or sea level rise; such discussion might be a buzz-kill for attracting businesses.
