Sentence examples for began buzzing with from inspiring English sources

Web sites and blogs quickly began buzzing with tributes and speculation about the cause of death.

After Internet bulletin boards began buzzing with outrage, China's national television network, CCTV, broadcast an Oct. 22 interview with Li Gang and his son, filled with effusive apologies for the accident.

Indeed, dermatologists' offices and Web forums for bald men (yes, they exist: baldtruthtalk.com) began buzzing with excitement over Latisse nearly the moment the Food and Drug Administration gave it the thumbs-up in December 2008.

No sooner was the World Cup final over recently than my Twitter account began buzzing with angry messages about biased referees.

On August 9, Twitter began buzzing with word that an unarmed Black teenager had been shot and killed by police in the town of Ferguson, Missouri.

But the paralysis wasn't total--the area began buzzing immediately with invisible workers.

The P.A. began buzzing through the ribs on the left side with the electric saw, and immediately blood started seeping out, as dark and viscous as crankcase oil.

Rumors of a potential deal began buzzing Wednesday after various media outlets reported the firm was in talks with 3G Capital, while 3i Group was also mentioned.

Immediately his phone began buzzing in response.

When Andrews fouled out with 3 32 left and Boys and Girls clinging to a 58-54 lead, its fans began buzzing nervously.

The crowd, 300 or so investment professionals, began buzzing.