Sentence examples for creating more buzz from inspiring English sources
including creating more buzz around the stock and making it easier for small investors to buy shares of the company, which will now be cheaper.
But Daryll Hennings, the senior athletic director at the Rotary Boys and Girls Club, which sponsors the team, told me that Trier is flying at a higher altitude — traveling more, competing for a greater number of teams, mixing with more out-of-town coaches and promoters, creating more buzz.
Creating more buzz yet, sanitation took center stage at last month's Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park.
"It just creates more buzz, more noise, so more people will buy the magazine".
And that in turn creates more buzz about a recovery and renaissance".
The off-the-field undercurrents have often created more buzz than the game itself.
It was a blatant move to create more buzz around an already artificial buzz machine, an appeal to populism and a gambit to boost ratings.
Moreover, tweeting critically about Murnaghan's guests encourages more people to retweet, which in turn creates more buzz around the show – which is Sky's aim.
Buyers who got one would turn around and sell it on eBay at a handsome profit, which, in turn, creates more buzz and demand.
Clearly, its in-your-face look has created more buzz than the food at this new sibling of the more traditional Tandoori restaurants in Darien and Stamford.
The best director prize was more of a surprise: Brillante Mendoza, a Filipino director whose hitman drama Kinatay created more buzz prior to the festival than during it.
