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.
The skies buzzed with helicopters landing and taking off.
Mathieu Valbuena buzzed around to excellent effect, cajoling and calibrating moves.
Hives buzzed under fruit trees.
Within minutes television news channels buzzed with estimates from exit and opinion polls, all pointing to Narendra Modi as, comfortably, India's next prime minister.
Nevertheless, the current system is clearly unsustainable.Wonks have buzzed about ACOs for years.
And when North Korea's fighter jets recently buzzed an American reconnaissance aircraft flying in international airspace off its coast, Mr Roh had called on America, not North Korea, to show restraint.
Then, in December, a patrol plane buzzed the islands; Japan scrambled fighter planes.
When he asked unions about this, he wrote, he was told: "That's the French way!" As for the French government's request for talks about his firm taking over the site, he told Mr Montebourg: "How stupid do you think we are?"The French twittersphere went hyperactive, and the airwaves buzzed with indignation.
FOR a few hours after the killings in Norway, when many people guessed that the perpetrators were Muslims, the blogosphere buzzed with told-you-so indignation from those who argue that the threat to the Western world from political Islam has been underestimated.
Over the past month several (mostly) unsubstantiated rumours buzzed around Albany, the state capital.
