Sentence examples for wait to be buzzed from inspiring English sources
In the sixth, Turner did not wait to be buzzed.
DAISY KENYON From the first scene, when Dana Andrews haggles with a New York cabdriver and then waits to be buzzed into a walkup building, Otto Preminger builds his sombre yet frenetic 1947 melodrama from the stuff of life.
Friday afternoon, however, as I rang the school doorbell, waiting to be buzzed in, the reality of my situation hit me: I am a member of the sandwich generation, that group of boomers wedged between the needs of their children and the needs of their aging parents.
To enter, you must buzz, wait to be let in and it's a rather stuffy exchange, though you will find some superb art.
To reach the fifth-floor studio, you have to be buzzed into the building, then wait for someone to bring down the hand-operated elevator.
When I visited for what I expected to be the last time, all of the wait staff I spoke to was buzzing with the news.
And it just had to be Buzz.
The audience waiting for a fashion show to start is buzzing with the latest gossip.
He said: "The best players in the world are coming to Bournemouth, I'm buzzing, I can't wait".
