Sentence examples for positive buzz from inspiring English sources

But the winning streak has created a positive buzz in the Philadelphia clubhouse.

It's supervised by a pastry chef, Jemal Edwards, who has received some positive buzz — perhaps prematurely.

The results from the analysis created a lot of positive buzz among Acme's senior managers.

And Joy, their third collaboration released 1 January, is already riding a wave of positive buzz.

Their constant drumbeat of criticism overwhelms any positive buzz that the Democratic frontrunner gets from her fans.

It also sells Twitter "followers" (people who follow a user's updates) to companies looking for some positive buzz.

Companies like Edelman, the largest independently owned public relations firm in the world, are using the Internet to generate positive buzz and to respond to the negative kind.

Love, perhaps, is a tad strong, but certainly Ms. Castagna has generated plenty of positive buzz since she jumped ship from Wal-Mart Stores nine months ago.

The analysis also found, however, that M.L.S. was last in positive buzz in the posts, with only 3percentt, compared with the Premier League (47 percent).

The musical drama by writer-director Damien Chazelle opened the independent film showcase last week and rode a wave of positive buzz throughout the 10-day event.

The publicity campaigns for most blockbusters are carefully orchestrated by Hollywood studios, leveraging star appeal and assets to build positive buzz in the run-up to release.