Sentence examples for what's the buzz from inspiring English sources

This phrase is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an informal asking of what the current news or conversation is about. Example: "Hey, John! What's the buzz? Heard anything interesting lately?".

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The men sing, "What's the buzz / Tell me what's a-happening".

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What's the buzz?

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What's the buzz To be travelling on skis through the mountains, miles from civilisation, is a buzz in itself.

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WHAT'S the big buzz in the Caribbean this year?

It's always interesting to see what's the buzz-topic among comedians in any given year on the Edinburgh Fringe.

Its band of modishly dressed disciples with their refrains of "Hey JC, JC/ You're all right by me" and "What's the buzz/ Tell me what's a-happenin'" certainly gave the show a distinctly "hip" 60s feel, and in this respect both 1967's Hair and 1969's Godspell had been important precursors.

So what's with the buzz about a centrist uprising?

What's all the buzz about?

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