Sentence examples for generating lots of buzz from inspiring English sources
Google's 'unexplained phenomenon' is generating lots of buzz this weekend.
After generating lots of buzz and excitement around the company, the idea was incubated in eBay's sustainability team, where it was taken from concept to pilot in just over six months.
Ms. Clarkson's winning campaign started this year with her endorsement of Ron Paul, a fellow Texan — though controversial, it generated lots of buzz for her new album, "Stronger".
Apple Computer's recent foray into downloadable movies has generated lots of buzz, but it doesn't worry the country's largest cable operator.
In case you need a quick refresher, TechCrunch organizes Startup Alley into featured pavilions — 10 categories representing technologies that generate lots of buzz and interest from startup fans, investors and media.
Her campaign generated lots of buzz not just because of her age (she was only 24 when she ran), but because she became the first Hasidic Jewish woman ever elected to Montreal's city council.
Another finalist, "Ultrasound," by Australian director Peter Carstairs, placed third in the Ad Meter rankings, but generated lots of buzz on social media, both from pro-abortion groups complaining about its depiction of an unborn baby and anti-abortion groups praising it.
FX's "Pose" is generating lots of pre-release buzz for featuring television's largest cast of trans actors in series regular roles and for the largest LGBTQ cast in a scripted series.
Coca Cola got some great coverage of their promotion (FastCo, PSFK, AdWeek and others) and generated lots of social media buzz.
