Sentence examples for gaining buzz from inspiring English sources

The Nets aren't really worried about money right now – they're more concerned about gaining buzz.

The film cost a reported $30m and has been gaining buzz since it premiered at the Venice film festival.

Nicaragua is gaining buzz among the adventurous, and Honduras has begun to attract more travelers to its Caribbean coast, especially to the Bay Islands, which offer good snorkeling and diving.

The actor's forthcoming slate includes Alex Garland's sci-fi thriller Annihilation and Xavier Dolan's starry drama The Death and Life of John F Donovan. Portman joins Emma Stone in the race for best actress, with her role in musical La La Land also gaining buzz at Venice.

The system sure seems designed to keep any other company from gaining buzz on Yik Yak.

The contest only launched a few hours ago and is already gaining buzz on Twitter.

The latter show gained buzz during a national tour and ended the year in a critically acclaimed run at Toronto's Theatre Passe Muraille.

Bigelow's film, which stars Jessica Chastain as a young female CIA officer doggedly pursuing bin Laden for years through a long-forgotten courier, has yet to be released but has already gained buzz in early screenings for critics.

Created by Josh Schwartz, the 31-year-old wunderkind behind "The OC," and his business partner Stephanie Savage, "Gossip Girl," which is scheduled to make its debut next Wednesday on the CW network, has already gained buzz as the East Coast "OC".

You can be innovative with them and gain buzz another way.

Arguments were worked out, problems solved, revenue generated, traction gained, buzz created.