The office is Buzzing with rumours.
The bees are buzzing away among the flowers.
My computer makes a continuous low buzzing noise.
The droning change into a deep buzzing and I am suddenly lifting free， I feel a slight falling， buzzing sensation.
But finding a fly buzzing thousands of metres up is horrifying.
The village was buzzing with excitement at the news of the Queen's visit.
Again there was a buzzing from the knapsack and a bee flew out. It asked him what the matter was.
Suddenly there was a buzzing from the knapsack. A bee flew out and up to the littlest knight's ear.
Their tiny two-acre (0.8 hectare) farm also has a buzzing beehive and a hoop house, which protects produce in the winter.
THE trading floor at Saigon Securities in Ho Chi Minh City is buzzing on Monday morning, as shares edge towards another record closing high.
Alternately, if you're buzzing with questions and give the interviewer what feels like the third-degree, it will immediately signal that you are unfocused or too aggressive.
If you're like many people, shortly after lunch your head begins buzzing, your concentration plummets, your eyes droop and the top of your desk begins to look as cozy as a feather mattress.
Naked babies bathe in small buckets of dirty water, women sell goods from baskets perched high on their heads, men carry loads of heavy items on their backs-it's 8 am and everyone is buzzing.
The helicopter buzzing back and forth across the skyline represents the financial centre’s more yuan-denominated future. But it was a relief when a rainstorm forced it to take a break.
