Sentence examples for press buzz from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth Florida I confess, I was beginning to wonder how much of the press buzz about Danica was based on her good looks and the "freak effect" — Look, a female race driver!
It has benefited from notable press buzz from being the first mover of a radical approach.
There was plenty of nation press buzz about Kathleen Brown as the coming figure in American politics.
JEFF ELY sends us to this Wall Street Journal piece on the fertility effects of recession:The Icelandic press buzzed with the good news.
b9702b4a-7ce6-44a7-a469-07ab0ef2b135 Back in October, even as the motoring press buzzed about the abilities of the Defender Electric research vehicle, Land Rover quietly conceded that the end credits were soon to roll for its long-serving and immeasurably accomplished utility vehicle.
The May 6 release of the third National Climate Assessment has the press buzzing.
She gave her Oscar-winning performance as the threatened wife in "Suspicion," opposite Cary Grant, in 1941, the same year for which De Havilland was nominated for "Hold Back the Dawn" — a head-to-head sibling competition that had the Hollywood press buzzing.
"A lot of the new media gets more press, more buzz, more attention," Rose explained.
"We've gotten tons of good publicity and good press and buzz around the sandwich and around this food truck, and we just wanted to come to the city of Boston and give as many people as many free sandwiches as they like.
The business press is buzzing with rumours of his imminent demise.
The festival launches were a smart move by Warner Bros, who believed in the heist movie and used the occasion of the two pre-eminent autumn film festivals to get the assembled press corps buzzing.
