Sentence examples for has attracted buzz from inspiring English sources

The case has attracted buzz because the decision will have a significant impact on forum shopping in patent litigation cases.

Another Austin company that has attracted buzz is Drillinginfo, which was founded in 1999 to provide information and analysis about oil and gas projects.

Since the debut, the ads and behind the scenes video -- featuring Terry in bright colored briefs -- has attracted buzz online.

None the less, Gold by Giles has attracted a considerable buzz.

The film, which was shot in India and stars both Indian and international actors, has attracted early Oscar buzz and could be the breakthrough work that leads the world to focus on the genre.

She's looking forward to being out on the road and also going to the Edinburgh fringe in the summer where Secret Theatre 5 will premiere, although this devised piece – appropriately about endeavour and failure – has already been in preview at the Lyric, where it has attracted quite a buzz.

After two years, at a cost of 3 million euros (about $4 million), the club has attracted an impressive amount of buzz.

The firm, just four years old, has generated a ton of buzz and has attracted investors including Twitter founder Jack Dorsey and Silicon Valley angel investor Ron Conway.

January 10 2014 January 11 201414 This husky Queens rapper, who's often compared to a young Ghostface Killah, has attracted a tremendous amount of buzz for someone still building up to his first major-label album.

Courtney Barnett It's hard to believe that the Tasmanian-born art graduate Barnett – whose wry slacker folk has attracted plenty of critical and audience buzz – hasn't released a proper solo album yet.

BUZZ: This site has attracted funding from such angel investors as the founder of Hotmail, Sabeer Bhatia; a former vice president of Amazon.com, Ram Shriram; and general manager of Microsoft, Vijay Vashee.