Sentence examples for set to buzz from inspiring English sources

Pagers were set to "buzz," not beep.

So pick these up along with the Nixie Tubes, and you're all set to buzz around like a hummingbird.

They're in the habit of sending out single episodes of new shows to critics long before the shows are set to première, hoping to generate buzz.

This is also a team with four starters returning; a top prospect — the Michigan State transfer Dwaun Anderson — set to join; and a newfound buzz in the campus's 2,100-seat Spiro Center, all of which Mason is expected to maintain.

The governor of Alabama was set to play host, the astronaut Buzz Aldrin was on the guest list and the leading European aerospace company was to be the toast of the evening.

Best workplace comedy: Scrooge aside, nobody was a worse office buzz kill than Desk Set's Spencer Tracy, whose 1957 behemoth computer was set to replace Katharine Hepburn's research team amid all the company's holiday revels.

The Lumo Lift, Lumo's wearable, is actually designed to do exactly that: users attach the brooch-like $100 device to their shirts and set it to buzz when their shoulders are slumped for too long.

But just enough of the random trove has been published online or in the newspapers to set Egyptians buzzing, adding to the collective anxiety and the sense that the secret police could still be busy compiling files.

It's so bad, that many users unsubscribe from others who set their Buzz account to auto-import tweets.

Scientists have set up Buzz Club, designed to encourage the public to collect data about many bee species and other pollinators nationwide.

The fickle nature of politicians is so plainly reflected in these words, and that alone should be enough to set alarms buzzing.