Sentence examples for now buzzing from inspiring English sources

Audience by now buzzing with impatience to hear from pool (or pit) in person.

His vocal tone is made by extraordinary resonance between the cheekbones, now buzzing, now humming.

In the evening, restaurants and cafes are now buzzing, and some local shops have adjusted their hours to those of the Burns.

Christian talk shows and Web sites are now buzzing about Mormonism, discussions glazed with conspiratorial allusions to "what Romney didn't say".

Now buzzing and whizzing around every continent, insects were mysteriously scarce in the fossil record until 325 million years ago – when they first took flight and, according to a new study, evolutionarily took off.

But the 16-acre site is now buzzing with activity as work advances on a major mass transit hub, a national 9/11 memorial and the complex's signature skyscraper.

On weekdays, this city of Spanish colonial buildings now buzzes with car and pedestrian traffic.

His first quiet triumph in this redemptive quest has been the rehabilitation of the aforementioned fallen comic, and the air now buzzes with rumour that Davidson will be given his own Channel 5 chatshow.

Once decrepit and dreary, this complex now buzzes with activity.

Now, Buzz.

Now buzz off.