Sentence examples for wave of buzz from inspiring English sources
Expect the unexpected So, you've landed the nomination and you're riding a wave of buzz – but watch out for the mistake that could derail you in the final stretch.
But Nick Payne's plays have been generating a wave of buzz in London — his "Constellations" received rapturous notices earlier this year — and among Mr. Gyllenhaal's co-stars in this one is the always welcome Brian F. O'Byrne ("Doubt," "The Coast of Utopia").
With Wave and Buzz, both products saw an initial wave of buzz (see what I did there?).
That Paramount/Viacom monster movie rode a wave of buzz from its top-secret viral marketing campaign for a $40m/$46m MLK debut in 2008.
Facebook is riding a wave of buzz among social networking sites, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg being compared to Apple's Steve Jobs Steve Jobs, but it remains to be seen whether that wave will result in a new flood of users to the site or whether its new features will clutter user profiles.
Riding on this wave of buzz, IHOP's new IHOb Twitter account has debuted a cheekier tone in the same vein as those employed by the likes of Taco Bell and Wendy's and has been encouraging its followers to guess what the new name might stand for.
Instead, Shen and his team focus on what they call "the unsexy second wave" or the period that comes about after the first wave of buzz-driven speculation has abated around an investment category.
And Joy, their third collaboration released 1 January, is already riding a wave of positive buzz.
The musical drama by writer-director Damien Chazelle opened the independent film showcase last week and rode a wave of positive buzz throughout the 10-day event.
Oskar Kalmaru, one of its founders, says the "the first wave of the buzz" about the camera rolled in ahead of the Kickstarter campaign through a "network of friends around the company".
The 2017 James McAvoy/Anya thrilleropenediller opened with strong pre-release reviews and a wave of positive buzz, legging it to $40 million from a $14.6m start.
