Sentence examples for great buzz from inspiring English sources
It's a great feeling, a great buzz.
"It was a great buzz," he said.
It really took off and soon there was a great buzz about us.
We broadcast our show from there every afternoon – it had such a great buzz.
It's a great buzz, that gladiatorial feeling when you run out at Twickenham, Murrayfield or the Aviva Stadium.
Movie executives say military personnel are generally an appreciative audience, and make great buzz-builders because of their frequent travel and wide-ranging communications links.
It's a great buzzing hive of commentary out there, so nobody can read everything that someone says; but if a famous intellectual makes a pronouncement, he both should and does get a listen much more easily than someone without the preexisting reputation.
There's no greater buzz in the world.
"The greatest buzz was seeing father and son walking out of the park arm-in-arm [afterwards]," he said.
Of all the companies at this week's Shanghai Auto Show, among those attracting the greatest buzz was the e-commerce company, which unveiled partnerships with GM and BMW to offer Chinese consumers online tools to find, buy, finance and service their cars.
