Sentence examples for notable buzz from inspiring English sources
There was a notable buzz among techie and creative types last month as Kickstarter, the US-based leading proponent of crowdfunding, well, kickstarted its new UK operation.
Apple Computer is known for its splashy computer designs, and there has been a notable buzz among the Macintosh faithful since the the Patent and Trademark Office's Web site published an Apple patent application several weeks ago.
Y-Combinator backed inDinero is generating notable buzz and respectable cash.
It has benefited from notable press buzz from being the first mover of a radical approach.
Chili is menacing – "paranoid zouk", Lafawndah terms it – notable for a buzz running through it that brings to mind a swarm of bees trying to get into Studio 54, in 2054.
BUZZ: Notable transaction: In May there was a $1.6 million deal completed at the site between a U.S. seller and the largest food distributor in Canada.
What's especially notable about this buzz of interest is that it escapes the usual inclinations toward left or right, liberal or conservative..
The match was notable for being "buzzed" by the enormous German airship Graf Zeppelin.
With less than a month remaining until the June 4 primary, Republican party officials were hopeful that the event might inject some excitement into a contest that has thus far been notable for its lack of buzz.
Wilder badly buzzed Stiverne several times, most notable in the waning moments of the second round as Stiverne hit the deck after the bell.
On Tuesday we faced Serbia and Montenegro who were also buzzing, having just taken the notable scalp of Hungary by 3-1; and a hard match ended in a 2-2 draw.
