Sentence examples for the buzz started from inspiring English sources

The buzz started at SXSW, which had to put on extra screenings.

The buzz started in June, months before the phone became available in the United States, when a certain photograph was posted on online message boards.

But as every poorly received trailer and poster landed online, the buzz started to smell worse than the inside of an orc's boot.

"The buzz started towards the end of the first season, and by the beginning of the second, it just exploded," Ms. Field said of the latter show, on HBO.

Manuscripts were sent to 100 influential booksellers eight months before publication, in October 2001, including Elaine Petrocelli, owner of Book Passage, in Corte Madera, Calif., who said, "The buzz started early and has kept going".

Barneys had not carried the Chloé fashion collection since the '80s, but when the buzz started, "we wanted in," Ms. Vitale said, noting that over the last year the store has expanded its selection to include ready-to-wear and accessories, based on its confidence in Ms. Waight Keller.

Every year, it seems the buzz starts building around now for CES, the giant consumer electronics expo in Las Vegas.

But what happens when the buzz starts to die?

When I put the phone down the buzzing started.

The "Borat" buzz started building during the Cannes Film Festival in May, when Cohen posed in character on the beach in a neon green sling bikini alongside two models.

The search engine behemoth is one of the sponsors of this evening's debate and they got the Google Buzz started early when they revamped the traditional filing center — normally a cavernous room full of old folding tables, bad food and a thermostat set either 10 degrees too hot or cold — in Google's sleek, high-tech image.