Sentence examples for is generating buzz from inspiring English sources

Korres Natural Products -- is generating buzz with its line of botanicals from Athens, which are made from raw organic ingredients.

Inexperienced but athletic, B.Y.U.'s Ezekial Ansah is generating buzz as a potential mid-first round pick.

Now, the neighborhood is generating buzz again -- as a cradle of culinary and artistic innovation and as a symbol of gentrification, with a more racially mixed population.

The ladylike setting was a far cry from the scene at Milk Studios, where ASAP Rocky walked in Hood by Air, a street-wear brand that is generating buzz.

The MIT Better World tour is generating buzz on social media as alumni share event quotes and pictures, including photos of Tim the Beaver (seen here at the London Eye).

The band's new album, "The Mountain," which will come out on Tuesday, is generating buzz in the music press, and the band will make its network television debut with an appearance on "The Late Show With David Letterman" on Feb. 10. (The Bastards are also touring with the Black Keys and will play at Maxwell's in Hoboken, N.J., on Wednesday and at Terminal 5 in New York on Friday and Saturday).

The company has been generating buzz around its women's denim, including its so-called Wedgie jean.

But on the sidelines of an international security conference in Bratislava, it's the Slovak diplomats are generating buzz.

But the organizers' behind-the-scenes efforts in the past two years have been generating buzz, and some consternation, in some quarters of the politically active Jewish community.

Since it opened in Manhattan in 2004, the Gansevoort Hotel, with its rooftop pool overlooking the meatpacking district, has been generating buzz.

Between Google alerts and Twitter, he can get immediate feedback on his iPhone about what films and performances are generating buzz.