Sentence examples for bit of a buzz from inspiring English sources
Whether heaven or hindrance, breakfast is creating a bit of a buzz.
"It's building a bit of a buzz," he adds, "and we'll keep building on it".
You feel you're doing a worthwhile job and it gives you a bit of a buzz.
In lieu of an in-flight snack, I nibbled some, expecting a bit of a buzz.
"Bit of a buzz on, and now we're, well, we're heading back to school for the afternoon.
Bloordale "Bloordale is where I live and right now it has a little bit of a buzz.
AN INDICTMENT is a bit of a buzz-kill.
And surely the only reason people want to look better is to have more sex?" Decades on, my looks gone, I don't despise people who have cosmetic procedures but I do feel pity for them, because it means that: a) they haven't got the life they want and: b) they care what people think of them, and that's always a bit of a buzz-kill.
There was definitely a bit more of a buzz - he was fancied and I think he went off favourite (he was 8-1 joint favourite) on the day.
I'd get a bit of an endorphin buzz when it all came together, one that I still get to this day when coding.
There was a bit of buzz a couple of days ago about MobiTV raising another $30 million in capital, adding to it's already whopping $70 million from previous financings.
