Sentence examples for caused a buzz from inspiring English sources
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.
While his career atrophied, his name reverberated around halls of residence and caused a buzz in student bars.
Carolyn Wall's debut novel about a backward, racially segregated stretch of Kentucky in the 1930s is already causing a buzz.
Download: Pressure Charlie says: "Joe Black, Benny Banks and Squeeks are about to be a huge problem – you know when they are causing a buzz when A&Rs are ringing you asking for more info".
Avoiding social media entirely should be a copper-bottomed solution, but once stuff causes a buzz on Twitter it just gets reported elsewhere (see today's Metro for those Game of Thrones spoilers in full).
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?
Their latest wheeze, causing a buzz on the Internet — and stirring a torrent of Web chat among people identifying themselves as hackers — is an online cryptographic puzzle that promises a fast track to recruitment as spies for those who solve it before the challenge expires on Dec. 11.
