The classical music project brings buzz as well as traffic, he added.
I would say no, in that this wasn't something that was thought up in our last marketing brainstorm, like, How can we bring buzz for Amtrak?
They've barely spoken in decades, but Goldstein manages to bring Buzz from his home, in Montreal, to Sheldon's home, in Florida, where they proceed to tell dirty stories, smoke cigars, bicker, grouse, and, prodded by Goldstein Sheldonn: "He asks the weirdest questions. What is he, a broad?"), talk about ancient pains and memories.
Virgin Mobile USA today announced that they had sealed the deal to bring buzzd's location-based services directly to the WAP deck of all VirMo handsets.
But it was Mr. McKellen who brought the buzz to Stratford-upon-Avon.
But the 120 teenage musicians made a strong ensemble, and brought a buzz to this Russophile programme.
"When the race hit a lull, the feel-good opiates brought a buzz of wellbeing that was almost post-coital in the embrace of its somnient glow".
Though he arrived injured and may depart early, Beckham brought newfound buzz to M.L.S., helped increase league attendance and boosted its profile around the world.
And Santiago Calatrava, a native son, has brought architectural buzz to the city with his futuristic, helmet-shaped Opera House (www.lesarts.com), part of the City of Arts and Sciences (www.cac.es ), a dazzling complex of polished glass.
Now Riccardo Tisci, the name who brought big buzz and big money to Givenchy, LVMH's second largest apparel division behind Dior, is in contention to follow in Galliano's footsteps to Dior.
