Sentence examples for persistent buzzing from inspiring English sources
There's a persistent, buzzing kind of toothache around it".
But despite persistent buzz on Wall Street, no other major cases have emerged.
Meanwhile, Mr. Beef just carried on, not answering e-mails or telephone calls or the doorbell's persistent buzz.
If these ideas sound impractical, remember that only extreme measures will do when trying to escape the persistent buzz of connectedness.
And the persistent buzz heard over the last few weeks has been of a rumored sale of the 46-acre Amagansett estate that was once the summer home of the famously flamboyant restaurateur Warner LeRoy.
President Obama has the so-called birthers to contend with; Mr. Cruz, who was born in Canada, is swatting at a low but persistent buzz about whether he's got the right stuff, geographically, to be president.
The remote dirt road that leads to the reserve is lined with newly razed cattle ranches, and the persistent buzz from a logging company drowns out the rain forest's more subtle cacophony.
One result can be a persistent ringing, hissing or buzzing.
Now official Washington is buzzing about whether the vice president, who was irked at Mr. Leahy's persistent criticism of him, crossed a line.
As for Mo Yan's metaphors, they are abundant and hyperactive: Sima Ting's persistent shouts floated in the air, like a fly in pursuit of rotting meat, sticking first to the wall, then buzzing over to the donkey's hide.
