Sentence examples for so many buzz from inspiring English sources

Like so many buzz phrases, "green economy" is an expression that is generously tossed around with little regard for its meaning.

The ratings for "Morning Joe" are much lower, but it has what so many other shows lack: buzz.

So many players were wearing buzz cuts with hair divots Tuesday afternoon in the Rays' clubhouse that it was hard to tell whether they were getting ready for a World Series or a Johnny Rotten tribute concert.

One article questioned the relationship between the monks and the press by posing the question as to why "so many young girls are buzzing in and out of Xá Lợi early [in the day]" and then going on to allege that they were brought in for sexual purposes for the U.S. reporters.

"I had to buzz them so many times just to wake them up.

Since I am often out of sorts living in an era when so many modern conveniences blink or buzz or require the use of remote controls, I find myself grateful for the timeless tactics of an earlier, cordless age.

(Stephen Holden) CRIBS, JEFFREY LEWIS, DRUG RUG (Thursday) After so many years when all British buzz bands seemed to be taking after the same four or five Gang of Four and Joy Division albums, it's almost refreshing that the Cribs have stuck so steadfastly to the previous trend: Strokes-influenced guitar-pop tunes of sneering disaffection.

"It was just kicked off a few months ago, and there is already so much energy and buzz and so many companies that are taking advantage of it.

Yesterday afternoon my cell phone was buzzing with so many texts one after the other that I sort of felt like I was a character on The West Wing after some geopolitical crisis has just occurred.

It might seem overwhelming and unnecessary when you're already using so many other social networking services, but Buzz allows you to integrate Picasa, Flickr, Twitter and your Google Reader so you can be as transparent as ever right in one place.

In the quirky world of companies focused on producing light-emitting diodes (LEDs), any new method used to produce blue and white light gets the industry's players buzzing, because for so many years it was impossible.