Word: abuzz
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...favorable editorializing ... Pretty cute, huh? All I could do was shake my head and laugh, telling him that I hadn't known much about him, either, and had done my own, far less extensive research. He was bowling me over and my whole body was abuzz...
...past the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs, but where Carlos Beltran, the prize of this year’s class of free agents, would finally land. This week the entire city of New York, the largest and arguably the most sports-crazed metropolis in the world, was abuzz not because the Jets had knocked off the San Diego Chargers in a wild overtime thriller to advance to the NFL’s divisional playoff round, but because both Randy Johnson and Carlos Beltran were set to be introduced at separate press conferences as new members of the Yankees...
...Class of ’82 reunion two years ago, attendees were abuzz about their former classmate’s high profile in the Bush administration...
Harvard’s finest—that is, our police officers—have plenty on their minds these days: gropings . . . thefts . . . manslaughtering former grad students who speak five languages. So, naturally, the HUPD radio waves were abuzz with chatter last Saturday night...
Ever since the vice presidential debates, the airwaves have been abuzz with the ins and outs of Mary Cheney’s sexuality. The Kerry campaign claims that the daughter of the vice president is “fair game” and that the point in twice bringing her up was to praise Dick Cheney for his family’s tolerance. The Republican party may cringe at the extended airtime given to the controversial topic, but—as William Safire implied in his Oct. 18th editorial column in the New York Times—that they might...