Sentence examples for generating a buzz from inspiring English sources
He talks like he fights, energetically, generating a buzz around him that few fighters have.
Tweets and posts begin pinging back and forth in the weeks leading up to most of the free shows, generating a buzz on influential music blogs such as do152.com.
Damon Wise The Icelandic film festival has been generating a buzz since it was founded in 2004, due to its bold slate of unconventional indie film from artists on the rise, fascinating talks and master classes by such film-makers as Atom Egoyan (Oct 4) and critics like Gerald Peary (Oct 2).
Along with Apple's iPod music player and a robot vacuum-cleaner called the Roomba, flat-panel TVs just a few inches thick (as opposed to much fatter "flat-screen" TVs based on conventional cathode-ray tubes) are generating a buzz among tech-savvy holiday shoppers.
LCOS is just starting out, but early product reviews are generating a buzz, and expectations are high for the quality of LCOS TVs.
Coolness-crazy Apple has found itself with retail space in some expensive areas of the U.S. No doubt the stores are generating a buzz and corresponding sales.
