Sentence examples for the buzz of doing something from inspiring English sources

"He enjoys the buzz of doing something well," says Mr Galeotti.

For the love of God do something.

"Any time people are doing something for the first time, there's a bigger buzz," Girardi said before Monday's game.

"And it's not just that you're doing it for the buzz, but to see the elation on players' faces when they've done something and they're really happy about doing something.

I miss the buzz; of course I do.

"As soon as you get the ball, you can hear and feel the buzz of the crowd, and they're begging you to do something.

The children left the arcade buzzing and smiling, happy that they had done something good.

Unless you do something useful with the negative buzz of comparison, all it does is drag you down.

It kind of landed, but it did something to her hand — I don't know whether it was buzzing or what — but she flinched," Benvenuto told the magazine.

"If all of us were joyful, we could do something useful and new," she continued over the low-level buzz of chatter.

Do something out of the ordinary.