Sentence examples for call it a buzz from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stewart called it a buzz cut.
A handful of states already omit the word "evolution" from their teaching guidelines, and Ms. Cox called it "a buzz word that causes a lot of negative reaction".
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker criticized a proposal Obama made Monday to reduce coal plant emissions, calling it "a buzz saw to the nation's economy".
In later reviews of the album, About.com's Tim Grierson gave the album 4 out of 5 stars, calling it "A buzz saw of bad attitude, metal guitar and white-boy rapping, Limp Bizkit's breakthrough album, Significant Other, is unapologetically rude and immature.
You can't even call it a constant buzz because it's more than a buzz.
Andrew Russell, a senior vice president of the service, called it a three-week experiment to "generate buzz".
"For me I love the challenge and the thrill of the big competition, I don't think I felt nervous at the Olympics, I felt something that some people might describe as nerves, I'd call it more of a buzz, and at my age you can only get that from coaching rather than competing so I don't think there's any danger on anybody's part that we'll struggle for enthusiasm".
Other members of the scientific community are buzzing about the research, calling it "an exciting discovery" and "encouraging". .
They call it Medi@ 2.0, a wholly buzz-oriented name, but you'll probably just call it "Yahoo TV" or "The Stocks".
