Sentence examples for find a buzz from inspiring English sources

But I'm glad to find a buzz around a film brought here by the BBC and HBO.

But, if you scratch hard enough, you do find a buzz of excitement about the place - albeit a very polite and reserved buzz.

The city still offers picturesque Flemish architecture and historical sites - St Bavo Cathedral is the obvious one - but you'll also find a buzzing contemporary creative scene too, with trendy hang outs such as bar and gig venue Cafe Video, cycle cafe Bidon and cutting edge restaurants such as JEF.

We find a buzz-cut Anne on the mean streets of Halifax, clearly well on her way to becoming the ruthless crime lord/avenging angel she was always destined to be.

But the face-offs also offer the chance for a breakout moment for candidates like Jon M. Huntsman Jr., whose lackluster performance in the polls suggests that his campaign needs to find a way to generate buzz.

Late-night TV talk shows find a way to build buzz -- and ad dollars.

After all, a person who arrives today in a great university town like Manchester, London or even Oxford finds a marketplace buzzing not with philosophical debate, but with shoppers, tourists and mobile phones.

If you really must kill the buzz, go find a flower girl and tell her about Santa Claus.

And when the adventure is done, my advice is to head for Narberth: not exactly a place without footprints, but I certainly did not expect to find such a buzzing little town with a great cafe, Plum Vanilla, and a truly wonderful deli, Ultra Comida.

Friends for years, the pair put out an instrumental of Lola's Theme at the end of 2003 and the buzz convinced them to find a vocalist.

After having a meal of blood from a human, a female A. aegypti likes to find a dark, damp spot to rest while its eggs develop, buzzing off later to find water to deposit the eggs in.