Sentence examples for begin to buzz from inspiring English sources

Dutifully, the flies begin to buzz.

As soon as a kid is killed in a fight, or a priest is stabbed while saying mass, rumours begin to buzz like flies.

As night falls across Africa bustling cities light up and neighbourhoods begin to buzz, fed by traffic from well-lit roads.

Surrounded by the omnipresent threat of attack (opportunist marauders may emerge from the trees at any time) this trio begin to buzz radioactively around the unstable core of a misshapen nuclear family.

Objects that are at first very quiet can become loud when they begin to buzz, due to the nonlinear transfer of low frequency energy up to higher frequencies that are radiated better and more noticeable.

Though the handlebars begin to buzz a bit at 80 mph, the engine still feels quite capable -- and still has enough left in the tank to accelerate into a lane change.

The auditorium begins to buzz.

Jamal's phone begins to buzz angrily.

The studio began to buzz with murmuring.

In his straining hand, his cellphone began to buzz.

But developers have recently begun to buzz about Downtown Brooklyn.