The infinite news cycle is always buzzing about something, and it's hardly ever about infrastructure.
Sterling rejected it, and the soccer world has been buzzing ever since.
Just when viewers thought, hey, we can handle this guy, Watson took off, adapting with ever keener competitiveness — buzzing in with the right answers at warp speed in showdown rounds.
And yet, for a city that feels to be ever evolving and buzzing with the zeitgeist of our modern generation, this is also a city where history is inescapable.
But while social media has been buzzing ever since with the comments of ordinary citizens, the authorities, the media and most public figures in the country have been all but silent.
Ever felt your cellphone buzzing when it really wasn't?
I like to think I've never been that helicopter parent buzzing over ever move his kid makes, trying to relive his life through that of his children.
Blogs have buzzed ever since with emotional exchanges among Cliburn listeners, many of whom feel that more deserving players were left behind.
Of course, microphones tend to make for bad speakers, and vice versa — to say nothing of a device that was only ever meant to buzz.
Reviewing the recital in The New York Times, Ross Parmenter praised Mr. Puyana's "technical skill" and "wealth of poetic insights," adding, "He exploited the tonal possibilities of the instrument — from tiny bell-like sounds to deep, buzzing vibrations — without ever seeming to play merely for the unusual effects".
And, everyone knows I would cut off at least one appendage if I ever held anything that involved buzzing sharp edges.
