Sentences with phrase «too much buzzing»

Push the pedal to the floor and you're greeted with too much buzzing from the engine and CVT and not much speed.

Despite backing by Judd Apatow and a good reputation with critics, the show hasn't generated too much buzz, but it looks like that's about to change with the premiere of Love season 2.

Unfortunately far too much buzz has been driven by the anticipation of seeing Brad Pitt nearly naked (an overt marketing ploy to attract female viewers), and not enough talk is being granted to the amazing supporting cast in this film (nor are we any wiser as to why Brad has a silly English accent).

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Meanwhile, I hope they don't create too much of a buzz kill for myself and the 18 million or so others that will be celebrating birthdays on Saturday.

I find him loitering around the kitchen a little too much, buzzing around the cake stand like you'd expect a swarm of flies to.

It's Chelsea though, even when they don't deserve it something weird will occur, but I hope our strong buzz about the place will be too much for them.

And, while they don't have quite as much buzz heading into the season this year, Encinal has built too strong a track record to be ignored.

He's basically saying too much was being made of the tiramisu and «self control» aspect of it, because that's all the buzz and cloud that's hanging over Khabib right now, the narrative going into this fight..

Cortisol is a buzz word in sleep training that is bandied around far too much and far too often by people who don't fully understand what it is, or its» purpose.

Even vaccines will not be of much use because the mosquito bite in itself and lack of sleep due to buzzing mosquitoes are too much trouble.

I'll leave that to your imagination, except to say that it involved, in my case, thousands of buzzing flies and too much time with cows, pigs, and C - rated horror flicks.

The majority of people have so many questions buzzing through their heads on what to take, how much to take, is it too much, is it enough.

You know, I've heard so much buzz about this place, there's one in NYC, too, but I've never been.

I'm buzzing with ideas after brunch (and entirely too much coffee) with the fine bloggers behind Gim me Some Oven and Minimalist Baker.

In public,... K - ent has been having too much fun with big star dating news this past week, time to share the buzz with China and it's a doozy at that.

2018-04-08 16:29 K - ent has been having too much fun with big star dating news this past week, time to share the buzz with China and it's a doozy at that.

While movies featuring black superheroes aren't too much of a novice idea (see Blade, Storm, War Machine, etc.), a film specifically centered on a black superhero with a predominantly Black cast is what's caused such a buzz with Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige stating that «90 percent of the cast is either African or African - American.»

Though I've never been a very big fan of the horror genre, there was so much positive buzz heading in to the first season of «American Horror Story» that it was simply too enticing to pass up.

Joaquin Phoenix won't be much help — he hates campaigning too much and too openly — but Jeremy Renner ought to generate some buzz in the supporting category.

Lots of trailers are criticized for giving away too much but with videos like this, Abrams creates buzz around the film without really letting the audience in on its secrets.

The «proper» way to do this would be to plan it much further in advance, build buzz for your promotion, promote it actively the day of (and maybe the day before, too), and recruit help promoting your discount (this is why you need to plan far in advance) from bloggers, websites, and any of your contacts willing to help you spread the word among your target audience.

And if even that is too much luxury, then head into the veldt and camp in the bush for the ultimate bush experience, sleeping amongst the kudu, zebra and buzzing night critters.

I stayed away from Guild Wars, but the buzz surrounding Guild Wars 2 was too much for me.

Here McDonald's hamburgers give the famous arched logo a bulging waistline, the Absolut vodka logo gives us blurry vision, and too much Starbucks gives you an unsettling buzz.

The Murillo buzz began building around 2011 with performance art pieces like «animals die from eating too much — yoga!»

Given all the media buzz about Heartbleed, I thought it might be useful for lawyers and law firms to understand what it really means for them, without either too much techno - jargon or over-use of dumbed - down metaphor.

And, in my view, this alarm at «too much information» shows that we have forgotten that we all have learned to walk around with our eyes narrowed and our ears nearly shuttered, because we are always and everywhere immersed in an infinite amount of information — William James» «great blooming, buzzing confusion».

More and more media attention has been given to the fact that for the past 15 years or so, too many law schools have been accepting too many students, and teaching them too little while charging them too much — hence, churning out too many grads with too little opportunity in the legal job market awaiting them after the buzz of graduation day fades away.

But none of those appears to generate as much buzz as two devices expected out sometime in 2017, namely the first ever iPhone with an AMOLED screen and likely all - glass design too, and the so - called Samsung Galaxy X, aka Project Valley, foldable handheld pioneer.