Sentence examples for humming among from inspiring English sources

Passing secluded houses and intensely cultivated vineyards and gardens wedged into the hillside, we were soon out of sight and sound of the busy small town, surrounded only by lemon trees, tiny sunbathing lizards and bees humming among the fragrant flowering bushes.

Last year at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, the underlying hum among attendees were discussions of an expanding bubble that seemed to be stretching to the limit.

Throughout the weekend, known as Woodstock for Capitalists, there was a low hum among some investors about Mr. Buffett's outspokenness.

In observance of Beckett's insistence that the work (his first to feature a female lead) never be performed on stage, the caustic comedy was undertaken instead by uncostumed performers cranking cycle bells, cracking whips and humming hymns among the haphazardly strewn seats of a blindfolded audience.

-- may range from horrified to ho-hum, but among Nestlé Purina PetCare, the Iams unit of Procter & Gamble and other players in the $13 billion pet food industry, sentiment is more uniform.

At Laura's Spice Farm we watched humming birds dart among the more recognisable sage, thyme, basil and aloe vera, but also the wonderfully named Jump Up and Kiss Me.

One day last month, he stood under the tulip trees, among his humming pentagons of untreated spruce.

A couple of weeks ago, he was having dinner at Locanda Verde, at the Greenwich Hotel in TriBeCa, working on a piece of swordfish among a humming crowd of Euro suits, junior Wall Streeters and public relationsistas.

Like the rhythm of its beloved reggae music, the best of Jamaica is offbeat — with stylish hideouts among huge and humming resorts, and a laconic 'Yeah, man' in place of the ubiquitous 'You're welcome' of hotel stays elsewhere.

THE honeyed sounds of big-band music, the flickering light and whirring from an old-time film projector, the cigarette haze of a cabaret where whiskey-colored song wafts over candlelit tables, the hum of conversations among leading artists, writers and thinkers: when the Berlin Philharmonic comes to New York this year, it will bring along its own context.

As afternoon had worn into evening, it had been possible to detect in the theatre's echoey backstage passageways a low-voltage hum of anxiety among the band and the crew, twinned with a murmuring concern that, until Wonder arrived, this was a party without a host.