Sentence examples for because of the buzz from inspiring English sources

"We reached a tipping point about nine months ago, when I think everybody just assumed we had been funded because of the buzz and coverage," Laura Amico said.

Besides, because of the buzz in town about the new digs and going back to Hollywood, he said, the academy received "more requests for tickets than normal".

Some voters said they were closely attuned to these primaries, particularly the congressional race, because of the buzz about the upcoming national elections.

"Because of the buzz of them being painted out, he knew that certain collectors would want to own them, and that's why he went back to the studio to make them as paintings, which were then quickly sold off".

With editors sounding like covert operatives because of the buzz around Dior and Hedi Slimane's show for Saint Laurent, on Monday, it's hard to accept things for what they are.

Because of the buzz, and the new ubiquity of design awareness in corporate America -- a k a jobs -- enrollment in design programs is up at the fine art graduate schools.

That won't bother the Koreans, though, because much of the buzz generated by this car's glamorous looks will rub off on the rest of the Kia range, and they can already sell pretty much every Optima they can make to the Americans, who have gone for it in a big way.

Because of all the buzz, people feel more like they're part of the broad success of the organization, rather than just their own team".

What I worry about is keeping people from getting overexcited because of all the buzz that we get.

There would have been little point in employing replacements for Kidman in The Blue Room, Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller in Frankenstein or Law in Henry V, because so much of the buzz around the productions was prompted by their involvement.

There is a buzz throughout the city and an extra buzz because of the situation both clubs are in.