Sentence examples for buzzing trading from inspiring English sources

The same cannot be said of Ms Prebble's "Enron", in which the actors ingeniously deploy a minimum of stage furniture to create a buzzing trading floor, a television studio and a gym.

The bars of Málaga are buzzing and the trade is mostly locals, not tourists.

Since then, the car owners in the buzzing, wealthy financial and trading city have spent many millions of dollars at the auctions, held about once a month.

I was at Ecobuild, the UK's largest retrofit trade fair last week and it was positively buzzing with green deal participants and promotions.

With the presumed No. 1 choice -- quarterback Sam Bradford -- without a completed contract and trade speculation buzzing from Oakland to Pittsburgh, the players made their way through the pre-draft festivities with tight smiles and crossed fingers.

Wall Street trading floors are buzzing about creative ways to possibly limit the impact.

Trading rooms were buzzing Wednesday morning with rumors that HBOS, the country's largest mortgage lender, was in trouble.

But the Islanders, with a tongue-lashing from their general manager, Mike Milbury, and trade rumors still buzzing in their ears, played like division contenders themselves.

As Mr. Sprecher shuttled between meetings at the two banks, the bankers were trading phone calls and buzzing.

People on Twitter and Facebook were still buzzing about the episode I had missed, trading takes on the plot twists and theories about how the show will end.

Nearly every industry has its own hub buzzing with activity on the Net: Customers trading stories.