Sentence examples for endlessly buzzing from inspiring English sources

With the entire tech word endlessly buzzing about the latest new smartphone, it's easy to forget that around 75% of handsets sold are basic feature phones – often lovingly referred to as "dumb phones".

His addition to the gold standard of commercial mixes sounds a bit like that, mixed with endlessly buzzing, tinny, tiny wasps or hummingbirds or something similarly small and annoying but simultaneously really great.

SINCE Palestinian fighters captured Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier, in a raid across the Gaza Strip's border nine months ago, rumours that a deal for his release was imminent have endlessly buzzed around.

It can often feel like the majority of TV drama – or at least the cluster of shows that get endlessly buzzed and blogged about – asks us to sympathise with, and even cheer for, the anti-heroes.

However Anna doesn't consider the library to be a calm alternative and is very nervous about going to the library because the fluorescent lights highly irritate her, their buzzing endlessly permeating her brain, causing nausea.

Stood at the checkpoint, the noise of drones buzzes endlessly overhead.

The younger Passenger is, at first, sullen and resentful, sick of the same scabrous routines he's heard endlessly on their rides together, his head buzzing with jumbled, inchoate thoughts.

The Rayburn balcony was crammed and buzzing with television operations worthy of a Presidential nominating convention, anchors talking endlessly on camera in the sunny breeze that cut across the Capitol dome behind them.

Still buzzing".

"I was buzzing, totally buzzing.

Literally buzzing.