Sentence examples for created a buzz about from inspiring English sources
"We have created a buzz about Eastside and we continue to do so," says Singleton.
Ricardo Khan's return to Crossroads Theater Company in New Brunswick in July created a buzz about a theater in crisis.
Later, Bellatin spread a rumor that his novella "Perros Héroes" ("Hero Dogs") had been adapted for the theatre, and, with help from a group of directors, he created a buzz about its "opening".
She made a series of video diaries that circulated through the film community and quickly created a buzz about the camera and led her to a career in film.
The deal, which has to be approved by Major League Baseball's owners, has created a buzz about whether corporate ownership of baseball clubs is good for the game.
What's more important at the fringe: being funny or creating a buzz about your show?
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
Events such as dances, film nights and so on all can help in the research process and can create a buzz about the work.
Since being unveiled at the E3 show in Los Angeles in May, Wii and especially its wireless controller have captured the imagination of the gaming audience worldwide, creating a buzz about the new kinds of games that the controller could enable.
