Advertisement
Advertisement
buzz in
verb
- informal.tr, adverb to admit (someone) to a building by activating an electronically-controlled door
Example Sentences
While the excitement of art week starts to buzz in, much of L.A. is still reeling from January’s catastrophic wildfires.
His aura was inescapable, from the Serbian pregame music to the buzz in the building each time his face appeared on the scoreboard.
Rory Allen, no relation to the quarterback, has a graphic-design business and generated a lot of buzz in Buffalo by creating lawn signs that looked identical to political ones but read “Allen Diggs ’20.”
As Ohtani helped the club to its first full-season World Series since 1988, officials noticed a renewed “buzz in the community,” as chief marketing officer Lon Rosen said, “that means more people are thinking about the Dodgers and buying more merchandise and more tickets and more hot dogs and more everything.”
Such advantages will help determine who has outsize influence in the debate over the beleaguered party’s future — and who generates the most buzz in the earliest stages of the next presidential race.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse