Sentence examples for cause a buzz from inspiring English sources

The team – do you have a strong team behind you? 2. The idea – does your business have what it takes to cause a buzz? 3. The market – what's the market size/profitability?

The draw according to The Independent showcased the need for reinforcements: "... not just to improve the squad, but also to cause a buzz in the dressing room".

Alexis Bledel and Vincent Kartheiser turned heads with their steamy affair on AMC's "Mad Men" this season, and news the pair are now dating in real life is sure to cause a buzz as well.

Buzzy is causing a buzz!

Even before it was a printed book, the first proofs caused a buzz at Scholastic.

His re-emergence today quickly caused a buzz online with many praising the single.

The famous "Who shot JR?" storyline caused a buzz around the world.

And although the nudity caused a buzz, the restaging fell flat.

All this, because my film has caused a "buzz" and a "stir".

Imitation of Christ caused a buzz at New York's spring 2001 Fashion Week with its reworked 80's prom dresses.

Carolyn Wall's debut novel about a backward, racially segregated stretch of Kentucky in the 1930s is already causing a buzz.