Sentence examples for increasingly buzzing from inspiring English sources

Still, insiders are increasingly buzzing about the odds for possible candidates.

The Colombian armed forces have stepped up patrols outside the swath of land that Mr. Pastrana ceded to the rebels for peace talks, while air force jets have increasingly buzzed overhead.

Or maybe we both simply look as if we'd rather read in peace, without seatmates, who increasingly come with beeping and buzzing and flickering gadgets.

There is also the increasingly insistent buzz of concussion-related concern: this week has seen two more premature retirements in the shape of Alistair Hargreaves at Saracens and Nathan White at Connacht, added to a couple of pending lawsuits involving Cillian Willis and Jamie Cudmore.

Winslet's stodgy Nancy gets an increasingly belligerent buzz on, but makes her drunken anger about the impulses this character has spent suppressing until now.

Still buzzing".

"I was buzzing, totally buzzing.

"Steve is buzzing, absolutely buzzing," said Pietersen.

He's always buzzing.

The buzzing suddenly stopped.

CENTRAL Birmingham is buzzing.