Sentence examples for buzzing with talk from inspiring English sources

Washington is currently buzzing with talk of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

It did not surprise writer to find Moscow buzzing with talk of its new politics.

Two years ago, Greenwich's leafy streets were buzzing with talk about another controversial project.

Last November I visited Australia and the arts community was buzzing with talk about the country's proposed new cultural policy.

Even though consumers may still need some convincing, the strategy rooms of mainstream business have long been buzzing with talk of collaborative consumption.

Every coffee house and every corner has been buzzing with talk of President Obama's speech to the Muslim world on Thursday.

Internet chat rooms this week buzzed with talk of pop stars and rumors of stalkers' injecting pedestrians with AIDS-infected blood.

Earlier this year at South By Southwest Interactive, a conference known for its prescience about social media, the scene buzzed with talk of companies such as Hurricane Party, Fast Society, and GroupMe, all of which offer tools that help groups of people find each other, share photos, and communicate in real time, at parties and concerts, for example.

Radio stations immediately buzzed with talk about the arrival of Adelson – the man behind the Venetian and Palazzo hotels in Vegas and other vast casino complexes in Macau and Singapore – and of the tens of thousands of jobs the project should create in a country with 26% unemployment and an economy shrinking at an annual 1.8%.

Leading up to Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, media buzzed with talk of an unprecedented cybersecurity agreement on par with previous governance around the creation and handling of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

But soon the Internet buzzed with talk that Selby had plagiarized his speech from Andy Stone, his former high school debate coach.