Sentence examples for things buzz from inspiring English sources

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Stores visited include, Really Great Things, Buzz Brazil, Blue Tree, Henri Bendel's, Bergdorf Goodman, Takashimaya, Comme des Garcons and Issey Miyake… View Article Patricia Marx has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1989.

To the thousands of fanatics of Elephant 6 – the US musical collective dedicated to all things buzz-fi, psychedelic and anti-slick, of which Mangum was a key member – this was astounding news.

There's a sitting room piled with books, live jazz to keep things buzzing, and a child-friendly restaurant.

As I said, there is nothing new here, but Mr. Waters, as he showed with the smarter and more daring "Mean Girls" and "Freaky Friday," knows how to keep things buzzing along.

Tynan-Wood calls this the trend to watch in 2014, but "the Internet of things" buzz-phrase gained traction in 2013, as connected appliances did the same.

But, as all good addicts know, too much fluff can rot the old teeth, and so let us turn to that master of clairvoyance, Christopher Hedges, for a little illumination on all things buzz-worthy.

I saw these things buzzing around down there and said, 'That's it.

Perhaps one of the best opportunities to test out a mindfulness practice is when you're not already distracted by millions of other things buzzing through your brain.

"It is a science-fiction film but, my God, it hasn't got science-fiction things, buzzes and beeps and bullets that go around corners," Roeg said.

The Los Angeles Clippers are not on the market just yet, but the prospect has the city, and the monied people who like to own Big Things, buzzing about who might become the next boss of one of pro basketball's most star-crossed, and now promising, franchises.