Sentence examples for be less fizz in from inspiring English sources

"There may be less fizz in the boom," Dr. Seneca said.

Even as speakeasies have proliferated in Williamsburg and elsewhere around the city — where a "secret" entrance, a bartender with a bow tie and the veneer of something illicit are used to help justify charging $15 for a gin fizz — there are less gilded spaces like the House of Yes scattered about as well.

To play the role that is the fizz in the drink, you know what I mean?

When I have too much control, there's no fizz in the champagne.

This is slower and stodgier than the first film, with less fizz and fun.

Those eternal contraries were key to the 2009 comedy smash "The Hangover," and they are again in "The Hangover Part II," which replicates the characters, the structure, the hallucinatory deliriums, and the terrors of the first movie, though with somewhat less fizz.

Proofs, experiments and geek gags are fizzing in their test tube.

Yet as the Beer Wave sweeps this nation, beer floats and other beer desserts are fizzing in the trendiest kitchens.

It was fizzing with butterflies; in fact, I have never in my life seen so many British butterflies together in once place.

HEINEKEN, a Dutch brewer, may be losing its fizz.

"They're madly in love with each other, there's real fizz there.