Sentence examples for kept a buzz from inspiring English sources

We loved it and the players regarded as the best in the world were the ones who populated an exotic leaderboard that kept a buzz of interest in place for the entire week.

Linehan's thinking is that foreign visitors will be able to plan ahead better and that "we'll keep a buzz going between the end of one festival and the beginning of the next".

We drink coffee and tea all day to keep a buzz on.

They buy tickets before lineups are announced and weave between the Sahara Tent and the new Yuma Tent for almost the whole weekend, checking out headliners as it suits their needs to keep a buzz going.

In the first two weeks since taking his new post, Mr. de Blasio has kept a steady buzz of activity emanating from his office, which was relatively inconspicuous under his predecessor, Betsy Gotbaum.

Researchers have found that the Arctic's constant summer daylight won't keep bees a-buzz through the night, despite the fact that working the graveyard shift would maximize their nests' food supply and boost their chances for survival.

Updated at 8.56pm GMT 8.55pm GMT 52 min: It looked for a minute there that Buzz Killington was going to make another appearance but that goal keeps a bit of buzz very nicely.

There are many sites that try to help consumers keep a pulse on the buzz of what's happening on the web.

"We're trying to do our part to keep an interest and buzz in our sport as to when these guys will meet, ideally culminating in the world championships next year when it really matters".

With that in mind, I suggest starting a kid-friendly SoHo walking tour at Enchanted Forest (85 Mercer Street, between Spring and Broome Streets), an inviting warren of exotic stuffed animals, old-fashioned puppets and marionettes, semi-psychedelic kaleidoscopes and enough unusual puzzles and arts-and-crafts activities to keep a birthday party or sleepover buzzing for the entire weekend.

Some developers are creating tools to help companies keep an eye on the buzz.