Sentence examples for having plenty of buzz from inspiring English sources
Instagram launched in 2010 and flourished to such an extent that in April 2012 it was acquired by Facebook for about $1bn, an unusually high amount for a company characterised by having plenty of buzz, but no real business model.
Although he has just two dunks this regular season, White had plenty of buzz surrounding him leading up to Saturday's competition, part of the N.B.A.'s All-Star weekend.
It says something about the breadth of the festival that the next day, at a smaller stage, you could watch a musician doing a punk parody of Blackbird and shouting "Mac sucks!" to the delight of his audience (this was Mac deMarco, the slacker-rocker from Alberta, who had plenty of buzz at the festival for his goofy iconoclasm).
The technology sector had plenty of buzz both during and after the session, with speculation over a blockbuster deal and a surprise announcement from a major software firm.
("The Surrogate" already has plenty of Oscar buzz).
"I've had plenty of nights when I'm buzzing my absolute twat off on MDMA and everyone just wants to smoke," says Matt, 24.
Though the southern and eastern reaches of Harlem get all the buzz, north Harlem has plenty of little-known culinary gems that more than hold their own.
