Sentence examples for feel a buzz from inspiring English sources

Ever feel a buzz from diet soda that water doesn't provide?

"For the first time this year, you could totally feel a buzz in the dressing room before the game," Mark Messier, the Rangers' captain, said.

"People can feel a buzz in Shanghai," he says.

You can almost feel a buzz on the fingertips of attendees shaking hands at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive festival in Austin, Texas - one of the world's biggest networking opportunities for the web community.

That message excited people more than Cruz's, Moore said: "Everywhere I went, I didn't feel a buzz for Cruz.

Supervising technical director Bill Reeves recalls, "When you went to a screening of 'Luxo,' you could feel a buzz that just wasn't there for the other stuff.

So what if we could all mute our phones on the weekends, let our laptops gather dust during vacation, never again feel a buzzing in our pockets just as the appetizer arrives?

Once it does, the referee feels a buzz on his wristwatch and hears a beep from his earpiece.

"I've been buying and selling programmes for 20 years and I've never felt a buzz like it before.

If an aircraft is turning left, say, its pilot feels a buzz on his or her left side.

"I've never felt a buzz like it because it's England-Scotland, let's not forget it.