Sentence examples for expected a buzz from inspiring English sources

Tur, who is from Las Vegas but studying archaeology and international relations at Boston University, said she expected a buzz about Primark would start to build quickly when local people begin to realise just how cheap its clothes are.

In lieu of an in-flight snack, I nibbled some, expecting a bit of a buzz.

Slick with new-media panache, Thicke's performance was one you might expect from a buzzed-about rookie running on borrowed bravado.

(Just don't expect a massive Yahoo Buzz-type boost any time soon).

Don't expect a flight attendant to make you a Frozen Raspberry Margarita, a Buzzed Aldrin or damn Pink Squirrel.

Economists are expecting a small downward revision, so anything more significant will probably get economists buzzing.

According to a report by JupiterResearch, "24percentt of marketers have run a viral marketing campaign, but many struggle to get the expected buzz".

In rehearsal rooms and falafel cafes and on shuttle buses, there was the expected buzz of careerist networking.

But while Beckham's move to Paris St.-Germain in January created the expected buzz — and surely will not hurt Victoria Beckham's involvement in the French fashion industry — it is barely a footnote in the larger narrative about a controversial and divisive shift in the overall philosophy of one of Europe's most significant clubs.

We never expected all the buzz.

"In the run-up to the event people weren't really sure what to expect, but there was a buzz of anticipation about it.