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Sentence Examples Virginia's ears buzzed uncontrollably, and her head slammed against the carriage's wooden wall behind her. I could see the anxiety on Zack's face when the wasp buzzed past a second time. I had just finished garnishing two bagels with cream cheese when the gate's intercom buzzed. York buzzed to the beat of carnival time yesterday as thousands lined the city pavements to witness a major Millennium spectacular. Minutes after I began my walk, deer flies buzzed around my ears and two mosquitoes lodged in my left eye. The intercom on his desk buzzed, reminding him that in ten minutes he had to conduct yet another execution. Legions of waiters in black tie buzzed by, offering beggar's purses filled with caviar. The intercom buzzed and I proceeded to jump three feet in the opposite direction. As helicopters buzzed overhead, army engineers erected concrete barriers and razor wire fences in the fields off Drumcree Road. The conveyer belt buzzed, little children cried from boredom and couples of women chattered on about their flights. A lone Japanese escort helicopter followed the hovercraft in, and buzzed overhead. When I got back, I buzzed Rory to see what everybody wanted to do for lunch. Against the starry backdrop about a dozen or so tiny, cone-like dots appeared, and buzzed around the wreckage. He buzzed his assistant and she brought in the new holo posters, already on display that very day in all of HI's Los Angeles holotheaters. The magazine buzzed him in his L.A. hotel room and chatted about the new film, the band's score and the art of updating soundtracks. The rest of the album piles up vocal samples, fuzzed guitars, loops, funkflavor and buzzed keyboards. Not low enough and they buzzed around, tearing each other apart before being released from 1,000 feet. The four shuttles quickly lifted off and buzzed back toward Base-One, leaving the marines to move out. I wanted to avoid main roads but at times Stevenson's route lay along these, where the cars buzzed by like rare insects. Students on America's 3,700 campuses are getting buzzed on building cob houses and fighting environmental racism. Show More Sentences A year earlier F16s had failed to intercept a Cessna light aircraft that deviated from course, and buzzed the White House. The goal stemmed from the acuity of Cameron who buzzed a pass to Tomaschek whose cut-back found McSwegan. In her moderately buzzed state, Cecily felt as if she could have melted right then and there. Her default acting mode is so close to the hyper-fast babble that everyone else begins talking in when they get buzzed. Worst thing she did was two beers at some party sophomore year and she was buzzed but not drunk. Sonny, looking a little buzzed himself, promises the facts without moral judgments. A minute or two later, the door buzzer was ringing at my door, I went and buzzed back. A hummingbird buzzed past our heads, and above, in a magnolia tree, the hill's resident flock of wild parrots clucked and chattered. People with clipboards buzzed among them, calling out names, ticking off lists, leading them inside one by one to consulting rooms. The connection hissed and buzzed with static that the computers should have been able to filter out. The female shop assistant, who was busy with other customers, showed the rings and another man then buzzed to be allowed in. Flies buzzed, cockerels crowed, goats bleated and a chorus of dogs was howling furiously. The place hummed with a much smaller project as Graham buzzed away happily in his workshop making mouldings for the window repair job. Scattered disapproving murmurs buzzed around the classroom, the pupils shaking their head censoriously. I buzzed, I forgot about my feet, I gibbered ecstatically to strangers on chairlifts, I laughed and whooped, soared and floated. The front part of the house buzzed and bombilated with them, and a constant hum came from the rear. Armored vehicles blocked off streets around the bomb site, while a helicopter buzzed overhead and six sharpshooters were positioned on rooftops. I stayed near the opening where a small swarm of flies buzzed about outside. Clad in bright and subtle shades, the participants rendered a splash of colour to the stadium that buzzed with activity for the rest of the day. They continued on like this, until the little box attached to the wall, buzzed. Show More Sentences The brush lining our path buzzed with the sounds of ten thousand winged neighbors exchanging the morning news. His voice droned and buzzed in Sean's ears like a hovering bee, more so today than any other day. A very small plane, on which I could watch the rev counter, buzzed me to Napier. When it hit, electrical arcs spider-webbed out from the ship, and a humming buzzed from the field. The longer his fingers lingered on her skin his ears buzzed with awareness. The armed helicopters have buzzed streets and rooftops, searching for technicals. While he was in the middle of the lecture, the intercom buzzed. The hall buzzed with excitement as the audience waited for the show to start. In fact, she knew the correct answer 92 percent of the time she buzzed in during her 20-game streak. I had buzzed around the wiki flower for a while, and then pollinated the free-encyclopedia flower. Black plastic sunglasses rest atop his buzzed hair, above a tanned face with sharp features. He telephoned the Archives and I was buzzed through a locked door to climb up several hundred stone steps to the Round Tower. Hundreds of special interests soon buzzed round those dozens, pressing money into their hands, lobbying, cajoling, persuading. But the war grew wings and swept on and except for one Ju 88 who buzzed the field without biting yet drew 5000 rounds from the eager ack-ack boys. The cove Deli on Main Street buzzed with the sound of a generator, and the lights were dim but the doors thrown open. His blond hair was buzzed close to his scalp, and his complexion was reddened slightly from the sun, giving his head the look of a bad-tempered peach. Government helicopters buzzed over the scene as rescuers tied the injured to stretchers before forming a human chain and using ropes to pull them up the slope. I buzzed on the salon door, was let inside, and threw myself on his mercy. Above his head, rows of fluorescent lights flickered and buzzed. Machines beeped and buzzed throughout the empty hospital room. Show More Sentences Two blue-bottle flies buzzed tormentingly about in the drawing room. We buzzed the travel bureau, but no one was going west that night. My head felt about the size of a football and buzzed like a bike of bees. Potatoes mashed with corn niblets, garlic and green onions are tasty but have that unmistakable gluey-ness of having been buzzed in the food processor. Mariposa dodged a splatter of blood and buzzed off into the night. The sound buzzed throughout the room, but the general didn't seem to mind. The sounds buzzed slightly and worked around in her head, sleep clawed at her eyes painfully as Samantha sat up and rubbed the last remnants of a dream from them. Her ears still buzzed from listening to her walkman on the way to school. His ears buzzed with anticipation of the fear that that clawed at the surface of his mind, daring to break loose and cause pandemonium upon all common sense and knowledge. Kaleb's ears buzzed as if two angry bees found their way into them. Christine, his father's secretary buzzed through on the intercom. Jamie's intercom buzzed again and he picked up the receiver. Lipton had barely entered his office when the intercom buzzed. Just when I thought I'd have to maul someone to eat, the intercom buzzed. He was in the process of updating his log when the intercom buzzed. She was typing with a phone at her ear when Josie buzzed her. Cars buzzed by busily on the roads, but Drew paid no notice. I buzzed along, happy as happy, enjoying the drive for once. Before I knew it I was buzzed and cracking up with laughter. A white UN helicopter, stenciled with the blue symbol, buzzed to and fro. Show More Sentences Along East Biloxi's casino row near the beach, workers in hard hats buzzed around hotels and beached casino barges, clearing sand and making repairs. Police wielding machine guns stormed houses, police dogs were set upon demonstrators, and helicopters buzzed overhead, spotlighting homes and individuals. White winged insects crawled on the glass and slowly buzzed away. She buzzed her secretary to say she was going out for lunch. The driver wore reflector shades, and his hair was buzzed short. Flies buzzed in circles round the ceiling, and the treacle papers and bundles of dried clover were pinned to the window curtains. Still nimble of mind and fleet of foot, Morris buzzed here and there, linking well and getting stuck in at every opportunity. The man and woman, thought be aged 20 to 30, were buzzed in by entryphone at the communal front door but none of the neighbours knew them. Known locally as the olitiau, the creature that buzzed Dr. Sanderson was similar to dozens of other strange birds said to still inhabit remote corners of Africa. Occasional bullets buzzed in the air and spanged into tree trunks. Recently, I had to be buzzed through three sets of security doors and sign two security logs just to deliver seedless grapes to a friend with a gammy knee. Examples from Classical Literature In clouds they came, and pinged and buzzed and bit till we were nearly mad. Our town, as may be imagined, buzzed with transcendent gossip on the morrow. Ned buzzed by, picked up two of the thugs, and hauled them off to the cells. A chafer buzzed by, a small black cat played with its tail on some steps in a recess. The refreshment-room also was chock-full and buzzed with loud, laughing voices. Alec was fishing in the cupboard for the cookie jar when the vidiphone buzzed. Michael Blades was outside, overseeing the installation of a receptor, when his earplug buzzed. Jim O'Neil was a good-looker, and the Molls buzzed round him like bees round a honey pot. Then she buzzed Bish on the handphone, and told me he'd see me in a few minutes. A humblebee from the Square Garden boomed in and buzzed idly round the room. He was feeling thoughtful, and buzzed from the sleepless night, and jazzed from his conversation with Death Waits. Oshawa could be seen far away on the shore, as the yacht buzzed along with unabated speed. A blow-fly buzzed, a fan of whity steam came out of the kettle, and the lid kept up a rattling jig as the water bubbled. A fly buzzed noisily about the room, and the ticking of the clock was like the beat of a hammer. The bees buzzed about the wild thyme and the golden heads of gorse. Then again she buzzed, this time sending only a single minim sprawling. But on the other side of that netting they buzzed in an angry grey cloud. I went back to the peeper screen just as Joey buzzed my signal again. Suddenly the short-wave alarm in Gerry's helmet buzzed loudly. Upon this last a cloud of natives and summer folk swarmed and buzzed. Show More Sentences There was not a village of log-houses but buzzed with its own miracle. Jimmy's head just buzzed with thoughts as he ran to the police-station. Once a great noisy bee was within an ace of waking her, but I caught him with inspired dexterity, and he buzzed around her head no more. The intercom buzzed again, and Gelsen irritably punched a button. As I buzzed down that sickening height I saw that zorilla had stopped. He was on his way to the telephone when the doorbell buzzed. But as he did not want the real story to be known, he said that about midnight a huge wasp had flown through the branches, and buzzed incessantly round him. Find more words! 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