Sentence examples for definition of a buzz from inspiring English sources

That's the definition of a buzz band.

Moore's right, when Tennis first appeared on the scene, they were the definition of a buzz band, bolstered in part by their almost impossibly charming origin story: back in 2008, Moore and Riley met in philosophy class at the University of Colorado in Denver, they fell in love, married in 2009, and, after graduation, embarked on a year-long sailing trip together.

The German World War II-era V-1 "buzz bomb" even meets the definition of a cruise missile: an unmanned self-propelled guided aircraft that uses aerodynamic lift to deliver a payload to a target.

He's the narrator equivalent of a buzz kill.

Nicer service and more of a buzz?

And that completely defeats the purpose of a buzz single.

His definition of a successful clinical trial?

Another wanted the definition of a balk.

But the technical definition of a catch?

The definition of a Martial Artist!

Firstly, their definition of a "major party".