Sentence examples for buzz in a from inspiring English sources
And how does all that molecular commotion end up putting the buzz in a bee's bonnet?
It offers an affordable buzz in a country where average household income is less than $4,000 a year.
Teams also want to create a buzz in a league where the best players are leaving to play in America.
Mr. Chan, who's in the current Carnegie International in Pittsburgh and who first generated buzz in a group show here last year with a video riff on the darkling outsider artist Henry Darger, is clearly anxious to impress.
The buzz: "In a musical climate where everything is loop pedals and sampling, sometimes it's nice to say 'fuck off' to all of that and bring everything back to basics, which this tune does brilliantly" – Sabotage Times.
You can't just power your way through March 7 on Internet fund-raising and 'a message that's caught fire.' " Mr. Schnur acknowledged that Mr. McCain's best asset at the moment was buzz, in a state that has long supported causes like overhauling campaign finance.
How do you generate buzz in an era when it is hard to create mystique?
His sharp words created the only buzz in an otherwise routine hearing about how federal support for science can bolster the U.S. economy.
It was the perfect punch, and Lee barely made it out of the round, getting buzzed in a neutral corner a split second after the bell rang.
Walcott buzzed in a free-kick and when this dropped to Elneny his 20-yard effort was saved superbly by Jakupovic.
GameFly is buzzing in a new direction.
