Sentence examples for much buzz in from inspiring English sources

Rarely has a movie created as much buzz in the military community.

Nor has there been much buzz in the city about the festivities.

There is much buzz in the pop world today about the return of Girls Aloud.

It's not clear why there has been so much buzz in the Obama White House.

One reason the coalition network is not creating much buzz in Baghdad is the constant and meddlesome oversight the coalition authority bureaucrats inflict on it.

That rings true for Coe, who took to Twitter last year to express her views on a story that created much buzz in the science community.

Much buzzing in the metaphorical marsh.

"There was so much buzzing in my head, I just couldn't focus," Abbott said.

EMI deftly built early buzz in much the same way for Norah Jones, its hottest new act in years; her first album went on to sell 17 million discs worldwide (and win 8 Grammys).

Ad hominem Too much buzz ReprintsAfter falling in the first half of the year, American labour productivity (output per hour) was 2.3% higher in the third quarter of 2011 than in the same period a year earlier.

The New Yorker staff writer Nick Paumgarten had recently written a long piece about him, and there was so much buzz about it in the office that I read it on my own time.