Abuzz Sentence Examples

abuzz

  • The Peak was abuzz with activity when Lana arrived several hours later.

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  • Every year at car show time, the industry is abuzz with the latest and greatest concept cars.

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  • A photo of socialite Kim Kardashian recently appeared on the website for Complex magazine, and had celebrity gossip websites abuzz.

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  • Speaking of the election, the courthouse is all abuzz now that Fitzgerald's running against you.

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  • Anyway, on this last day of the season Peterstone was all abuzz.

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  • Who knows, but they've got everyone abuzz with their alleged lip-lock.

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  • The gaming world was abuzz with rumours and speculation about Nintendo's next generation machine well before its release.

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  • London's fashion week was slightly abuzz at designer Alexia Parmigiani's unveiling of her handmade zipper scarves.

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  • From websites to gossip magazines, the daytime TV world is always abuzz with the latest happenings at America's favorite fictional hospital.

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  • Laws govern the way that employees are treated; however, social forums on the Internet are always abuzz with topics of corporate malfeasance.

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  • The Internet is abuzz with news about a predam iPhone, but many people may not even be aware of what a predam iPhone is in the first place!

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  • Speck's sector headquarters was abuzz with activity; the only private place to talk was the back porch overlooking a field of knee-high winter wheat facing a sun setting too early.

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  • Early Saturday morning, the two had boarded a charter bus with scores of bikers for the 372-mile, eight-hour trip to Cortez, Colorado, where they found a pleasant little town abuzz with the activity of 2,000 riders and hundreds of support personnel.

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