Sentence examples for cheerful buzz from inspiring English sources

Under the bright lights and amid the cheerful buzz of people born after the Gulf War, one has a sense of observing kids collaborating on a group project at a school in a county with high property taxes.

Tellingly, it does not take place up on stage, in the often tense and frozen ritual of the awards ceremony itself, but happens in the cheerful buzz of the post-show melee backstage.

The cheerful buzz at its offices is in sharp contrast to the rest of the industry—although Mr Murdoch did ruffle feathers at the paper this week by easing out its editor, despite having pledged not to interfere unduly in editorial matters when he bought it.

The cheerful buzz at RK Bridal was palpable.

Susanne Prucha, Director of Marketing for Cheerios, loves how this classic holiday spot illuminates how Buzz's cheerful personality has been warming households for generations.

But the sheer campy buzz, the cheerful exuberance (as opposed to the new film, which is allegedly dark, dour, and glum), combined with Raul Julia's possibly brilliant performance, makes this one worth a glance.

But my friend Michael Blakeney's garden is lush and cheerful, brimming with flora, buzzing with bees.

It is full — you need to reserve even on a chilly Tuesday night — and the buzz inside is always cheerful but not too loud.

Stellastarr reaches back to the most upbeat impulses of new wave, with cheerful power-pop melodies, the guitar drive and buzz of the Pixies and the yelp of Devo or early Talking Heads.

Black chairs, white tablecloths, two plate-glass walls and one of mustard yellow give the place a cheerful look, and a young, animated clientele makes it buzz, day and night.

This sentiment was echoed by the entire Unité Peste, including their boss, Dr. Christophe Rogier, a cheerful man with a thick French accent and a close-cropped buzz cut who serves as the director of the Institut Pasteur.