Sentence examples for is causing a buzz from inspiring English sources

Herles' girlfriend, Elisa, says this creative confidence is causing a buzz in Lima: "Cultural manifestations that we've neglected before are getting more consideration now," she tells me - pointing to the appreciation of work by the likes of Chermen and Tupac, as well as wider attention from international media.

And finally, Twitter's new music service is causing a buzz online.

Download: Pressure Charlie says: "Joe Black, Benny Banks and Squeeks are about to be a huge problem – you know when they are causing a buzz when A&Rs are ringing you asking for more info".

Yet these little insects are causing a buzz by helping thousands of rural farmers in East Africa.

His debut album in 1962 featured only two original songs; Dylan was causing a buzz in small clubs singing old American folk songs -- a stark contrast to the rising tide of electrified rock 'n' roll (though, of course, that was based on acoustic roots music itself).

Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, scheduled for delivery in 2008, is causing a lot of buzz as the first wide-body jetliner made mostly out of a lightweight carbon composite.

A 17-strong collective from Toronto, Broken Social Scene are causing a similar buzz to Arcade Fire a year ago.

And there's one image in particular, which shows mom feeding 7-month-old daughter Blue Ivy with a bottle, that has been causing a lot of buzz.

The 40-year-old "Modern Family" actress is causing quite a buzz with a photo she posted to her WhoSay account on Dec. 27.

The crux of the action is at the Assembly Rooms (54 George Street), one of several places where tickets are sold each day, and where hundreds of festivalgoers gather each morning — almost like theatrical futures traders — to swap information about what is causing the latest buzz, what's a must-see and what's turned out to be a flop.

Carolyn Wall's debut novel about a backward, racially segregated stretch of Kentucky in the 1930s is already causing a buzz.