Sentence examples for very much the buzz from inspiring English sources
Freedom is very much the buzz word now in Ambridge.
With his family buzzing around him (he also has a daughter, Mara, Mr. McCarthyy himself, at 64, seemed very much the genial, loving patriarch, a strong contrast to the notion of patriarchy as it appears in his work.
The buzz around the German Masters now reminds me very much of the 1980s back in the UK".
"Behind Enemy Lines," a taut wartime rescue thriller that sustains a relentless buzzing energy, feels very much of the moment, even though it is set in the Balkans and not in Afghanistan.
Of course there was a huge buzz around the spot where she was, very much like the queen bee, but I don't like to meet them for two reasons.
Digg, however, says it is still very much in the game and is trying to regain buzz by transforming itself into an alternative social network.
Next-hype types The EDL have had more buzz around them for a while now, and even though their star seems very much on the wane, there's still the vaguest whiff of danger there.
Beneath the buzz, though, the cultural and art infrastructures from the Gilded Age still look pretty solid, especially when backed by an economy that looks very much that of the late 1800s into early 1900s - a short time ago.
Sure Pebble put its best forward when it launched not one but three new products the other week, but a startup's got to stagger a little bit of news to keep us interested ahead of launch (though judging by its current tally of $9.7 million on Kickstarter, the company is doing just fine in the buzz department, thank you very much).
