Sentence examples for extra buzz from inspiring English sources

The ones I did attend really interested me and gave the course an extra buzz.

"There was a little extra buzz this time," Manager Joe Girardi said.

"Teeing off first gives you an extra buzz because you want to put blue on the board early," he said.

"It just adds a little bit extra spice, extra buzz, knowing that the world No. 1 is here playing".

The teams' sluggish starts on the field — including the Yankees' 22-4 loSaturdayday to the Cleveland Indians — have not helped generate extra buzz.

While Caine and Rampling missed out on Golden Globe nominations this week, their success at the European film awards does add some extra buzz to their Oscar campaigns.

While it may be the gulf between words like "traditional family values" and deeds like getting your hand caught in the cookie jar that creates the extra electric buzz when Republicans go wild, it all ends up in the same place: in corridors of policymaking power transformed into thrill-a-minute sizzling hothouses.

You need that extra energy and buzz, when you're busy day in day out, week in week out everyone's full of energy, the adrenaline is pumping – you're living on the edge.

Add to this the extra value and buzz of E|I|E 2010 being followed in the afternoon and evening with a TechCrunch Europe event.

Good buzz, extra traffic, and the goodwill of at least one major Hollywood studio, which might help them soon add another, will be a nice shot in the arm.

When the bee visits another flower for a buzz, the extra pollen still on its body can fertilize the plant.