Sentence examples for create a buzz about from inspiring English sources
"We want to create a buzz about these districts," Mr. Pryor said.
Sometimes a PR firm can indeed shape or create a buzz about a product, but not always.
Events such as dances, film nights and so on all can help in the research process and can create a buzz about the work.
"The film makers wanted to create a buzz about the movie and I wanted to get a book out of it," Mr. Kreutzer said.
Regis McKenna, a longtime Silicon Valley consultant who was instrumental in Apple's early marketing efforts, said, "This is all part of a belief that the point is to create a buzz about something".
Things changed when Geeneus met Sarah Lockhart, 35, who was working for a record label distributor handing out test pressings to pirate DJs to create a buzz about the tracks.
What's more important at the fringe: being funny or creating a buzz about your show?
Ricardo Khan's return to Crossroads Theater Company in New Brunswick in July created a buzz about a theater in crisis.
Since May we have created a buzz about the app through social media, attending food festivals, and offering competition prizes.
True, the Government and its advisors have played their modest hand with some dexterity in creating a buzz about the sale and the idea that it's 'cheap'cheap
