Sentence examples for buzz of modern from inspiring English sources
Perhaps even more momentous was the acknowledgment that scouting itself had moved on, with a diversity of thought like the multicultural and sexually diverse buzz of modern America itself, that no longer could be confined or defined by a dictated policy from headquarters.
Tom wanted the Pennine Way to be a significant test: an escape from the buzz of modern life.
They go to escape the buzz of modern urbanized life, to get outside and experience some of the world's most pristine, wild landscapes -- soaring mountains, rolling grasslands and primordial forests.
(Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim) ★ 'The Nose' (Saturday and Thursday) For a couple of weeks in March 2010 the Metropolitan Opera became the buzz of the New York modern art world when the company presented the South African visual artist William Kentridge's production of "The Nose".
The buzz: "A welcome reinterpretation of modern jazz without the pretence of snotty wine parties and thick-rimmed hipster dinosaurs" – Sputnik Music.
Even if you live deep in the countryside away from aircraft routes, traffic and building work, your home is probably filled with the buzz of computers and other modern appliances.
Among the buzzing cyber hive and unrelenting pace of modern life, there is a special place for albums that suspend time.
And while slot car aerodynamic technology has changed as drastically as that of modern race cars, Buzz-A-Rama remains almost the same.
The buzz: "Nicely tailored to a pop landscape borrowing increasing influence from the realm of modern R&B".
V-1 missile, German in full Vergeltungswaffen-1 ("Vengeance Weapon 1"), also popularly called flying bomb, buzz bomb, or doodlebug, German jet-propelled missile of World War II, the forerunner of modern cruise missiles.
