Sentence examples for lost buzz from inspiring English sources
Carnaby Street and All That (8.30pm, Radio 2) attempts to recapture some of the lost buzz, as Lulu looks at a time when pop and fashion went hand in hand, and a poky bit of central London was where they went a-strolling.
Why are you putting that "great strong class" still in there?' I said, 'Well, I'm modifying that a little bit.' " In recent months, he has tried "a great strong class of survivors," "a great strong class -- dwindling" and, somewhat defensively, "a great strong class -- very viable!" His current column concludes with: We have lost Buzz Sloan, Chic Doak and Henry McIntyre.
Please let me know if you might be the keeper of his lost Buzz action figure.
But can you name just one that will cushion the blow of losing Buzz Lightyear?
Coe knew this better than most because his own sport had lost its buzz.
If so, my son lost his Buzz Lightyear at that sale on Saturday morning.
"He has lost his buzz," said Michael Harrison, editor of Talkers, a radio industry trade magazine.
It is hard to say just when the New York Institute for the Humanities, once the city's favorite intellectual hangout, lost its buzz.
The theme has never lost its buzz, but in 2014 Laline Paull's debut indicated, via the upwardly mobile career of Flora 717, that modern environmental crisis can lend it a fresh sting.
"I know I am making the right decision," said Hussey, who explained he had lost the "buzz" for the game.
