Sentence examples for lovely buzz from inspiring English sources

"There is a lovely buzz around the place," Lampard added.

A lovely buzz is also provided at Looney Bean and Bellatazza, both near the river, and at Bluebird Coffee Company, with cool art and a serene setting.

That means the musicians are complemented by all sorts of lovely buzzes and hums and electronic beats.

To find the equivalent of Woody and Buzz — the lovely patty-cake of their opposing vanities — you had to glance back to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, or even to the petty squabbling of the "Road" movies.

There are 10 of us buzzing around this lovely creature like paparazzi following Angelina Jolie.

Like many small towns, Halifax has been economically struggling and the population haven't had much to shout about lately, so it was a humbling, moving experience to see the pubs full, the band on fire, the venue buzzing and the lovely, small, unfashionable Yorkshire locality radiating absolute, pure joy.

The informal censorship by NASA of Buzz Aldrin's perfectly lovely, perfectly legitimate, celebration of Communion on the Moon was an ominous precursor of something now slouching to be born.

Wasn't it a thrill, wasn't it a buzz, wasn't it a lovely moment of relief and release in a world of unceasing horror?

Often there are small films that don't have a lot of buzz that turn out to be lovely.

It aptly conveys the buzz of a summer night, as the lovely "Raga for a June Evening" (1974), in rich variations and overlays of green, blue and brown with touches of yellow and lavender, evokes the murmur of a forest.

Now the lovely seafront buildings are being renovated and there's a real buzz about the place.