Sentence examples for causes buzz from inspiring English sources
"We got into a part of the music world which had not been buying fragrance before," he says, before cautioning that he scrutinizes each potential partner because what causes buzz can sometimes generate scorn.
In a crazed panic, Woody causes Buzz to fall out of the window, thus placing him in mortal peril.
(Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times) A rising star at the L.A. Phil Already causing buzz with her buoyant podium style and intense approach to demanding symphonic works, Los Angeles Philharmonic assistant conductor Mirga Gražisyte-Tyla, isetetoto lead the orchestra in a program of music by Mozart, Stravinsky and Beethoven in March.
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).
Once in a while comes along a product that causes such buzz I can scarcely leave the house without someone asking me if I've tried it, what I think, and whether I might have some to spare.
But the public nature of the spat and the big names involved -- Cato is one of the country's most widely cited research organizations, while the Koch brothers are perhaps the biggest benefactors of the conservative movement -- has caused considerable buzz in Washington and on the Internet.
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.
