Sentence examples for become buzzing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, knowledge translation and implementation research have become buzzing fields of research over the last decade.

In one of the set-pieces at which he excels, Stott recreates it: a non-stop variety show of surreal brilliance, in which live ducks flew out of pies, chairs and tables hovered 8ft in the air, huge balconies suddenly disappeared, hats turned into bells that started to chime, bottles became buzzing beehives.

After campaigns launched last year, the internet became buzzing with critiques of each presidential hopeful's visual identity, whether it was Jeb Bush's exclamation point or Donald Trump's mobile banner attempt.

"Zero tolerance" and "proactive" have also become buzz phrases of the war on vulgarity.

Entrepreneurship and innovation have become buzz words in much of the Middle East.

Forgiveness, grace, and mercy become buzz words that abdicate men of being accountable for their actions.

In fact, the rapid rise of microvolunteering has become buzz-worthy for the great conversation -- and progress -- its generating.

The Tin Toy character morphed into "Lunar Larry," who would eventually become Buzz Lightyear, and a ventriloquist dummy in the short evolved into Woody.

Targeted therapies and individualized medicine have become buzz-words in drug development [ 1].

In a recent 12-week campaign for Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, sales of the chain's 100,000-strong frequent-diner program grew by $1.2 million above the baseline after 400 members became buzz agents.

Yet, almost two decades later, the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina has once again become a buzzing hub.