Sentence examples for guided buzz from inspiring English sources

Yet as I guided Buzz Lightyear, a character from "Toy Story," through a series of flips and spins around the bedroom of his owner, Andy, I suddenly heard Jaxx start wailing, "Where's your head at?" And in the midst of a colorful world of alphabet blocks and dominoes, all I could think about were dangerous, deformed monkeys.

It was a Draper graduate, Robert Seamans, who gave the I-Lab the contract for the development of the Apollo program guidance system that successfully guided Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the Moon and back.

Draw Buzz Lightyear.

Featuring the second person on the moon, Dr. Buzz Aldrin, and guided by Curiosity Mars Rover driver Erisa Hines, viewers will check out real sites on Mars where scientists have made important discoveries.

Plug in your end address, and your phone will guide you by buzzing when you reach intersections: once for a left, twice to go straight, three times to turn right, and ten times when you've reached your destination.

It follows Andy, not all the way to college, but to a stop on the way, the house of a little girl named Bonnie who will inherit Buzz, Woody and all the other toys who have guided Andy through childhood.

The buzzer seemed to be always buzzing, and Seidenberg to be always leading a guided tour and chronicling the history of Brazen Head to yet another newcomer.

Guided by Voices is betting that some scrap of sound or melody — the buzzing guitar line of Mr. Sprout's "Spiderfighter," the rise-and-fall tune of Mr. Pollard's "Chocolate Boy" — will register as a pop pleasure.

These are the unabashedly pragmatic working principles that guide the buzzing, testing, poking, probing, argumentative, gossiping, gadgety, joking, dreaming and tendentious cloud of activity — the writer and biologist Lewis Thomas once likened it to an anthill — that is slowly and thoroughly penetrating every nook and cranny of the world.

To judge by the conduct of Buzz Lightyear and Woody, Disney has bequeathed us not so much a vision of sanitized domesticity as a ramshackle guide to the art of brotherly love.

At SXSW, where apps such as Meerkat sparked industry buzz, The Ipsos Girls' Lounge brought female founders together to help guide new tech startups.