Sentence examples for generate a buzz for from inspiring English sources

His obsession is doing deals, analysts say, and the rationale is to generate a buzz for Star's role in the initial public offering.

As they ready the release of their sixth album and Atlantic Records debut, In the Mountain, In the Cloud next month, they have been touring (as they normally do) to generate a buzz for the forthcoming record.

To generate a buzz in each new market for the show, now seen in 95percentt of the country, the two canvassed churches, sidewalks and malls.

Mr. Toback's ear for music generates a buzz, from doo-wop to the muscular discourse of the spin masters the X-ecutioners (formerly the X-Men) and of course Wu Tang Clan member Raekwon, who plays Rich's right hand, Cigar.

If you are going to make a schedule for your Edinburgh visit, do keep some days free for shows that generate a buzz.

LCOS is just starting out, but early product reviews are generating a buzz, and expectations are high for the quality of LCOS TVs.

Rich Cimini, ESPN: There's always the box-office factor with Tebow, who would generate a tremendous buzz for a team competing in the same market as the defending Super Bowl champions.

Previous attempts to generate a public buzz for space exploration have been limited to gimmicky stunts like pizza delivery to space and a failed plan to launch pop star Lance Bass into orbit.

Whistling Straits, site of the P.G.A. Championship, which begins Thursday, has generated quite a buzz for a five-year-old course that has never played host to a major championship.

Lawrence, who won the best actress Oscar last February for Russell's Silver Linings Playbook, is generating a strong buzz for a best supporting actress nomination for her role as Irving's unpredictable wife Rosalyn.

Hollywood films generate a media buzz that opens doors for anti-slavery advocates.