Sentence examples for gets a buzz from inspiring English sources

Davies says he gets a buzz from teaching.

He still gets a buzz out of treading the boards night after night.

When Katie tells him she gets a buzz from the excitement of leading the team, he responds, "You could actually just get high and skip the whole getting-tackled-by-fat-kids part".

Johnson says the IFS's credibility is the reason he is taken seriously and that he gets a "buzz" from knowing that people listen when he has done an instant analysis of something the chancellor or shadow chancellor has said.

After finding it hard to get it spot on in a typical studio, Croll says he now gets a buzz from running from one instrument to the next in his unique gym set up.

Kent gets a buzz from being that somebody: "The core of what I want to do is telling you about how we live now, maybe about social injustice or human rights".

"You get a buzz.

Q: Do primates get a buzz on?

I get a buzz from it.

"I get a buzz out of being honest.

"I'm starting to get a buzz off it".