Sentence examples for buzz generating from inspiring English sources

First comes this buzz generating video from London Collections: Men announcing the first ever dedicated men's fashion event in London, which will kick off in June.

A better strategy might be to give the film away to tastemakers (or even pay them to view it) in the hopes that they'll like it and create a buzz, generating enough demand to support ticket sales at $12.

Add the buzz generated through PR and celebrity sightings and you have a sellout product.

Ohlmeyer knows that the buzz generated by hiring Miller will evaporate if his reconstituted team does not deliver.

After the social media buzz generated by Abe's cosplay turn on Sunday, a network of warp pipes leading directly to Sirena beach may be another option.

Perhaps the buzz generated by this program and the festival as a whole signals that audiences, led by a new generation of listeners, have turned a corner.

Alas, for all the buzz generated by his last book, Fadl's new effort has not met with much enthusiasm in Islamist circles.

Anecdotally, there has been a good deal of buzz generated by the promotion, Mr. Nolan says, so it seems like "they're penetrating".

With the buzz generated by the opening of the Tate Modern in the spring, it is no surprise that another power plant has been converted into the Wapping Project arts center, once more along the Thames.

In some ways, the neighborhood of low-lying warehouses and garages, crisscrossed by residential streets with a proliferation of American flags, seems serenely unaffected by the buzz generated in Manhattan.

The buzz generated by the Wells has definitely helped my cause as a dance critic, and its success (I think) has given an impetus to the dance programming of other London venues.