buzz in

verb

1. informal,  (tr, adverb) to admit (someone) to a building by activating an electronically-controlled door

Example Sentences

There was a buzz in the room as he stood before Mexican painter Kahlo’s sleeping self-portrait.

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Usman Hussain, who owns the Chaii Stop on St Paul's Road in Preston, wants the only buzz in his cafe to be that of lively conversations between friends, families and strangers.

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It gives me a real drive and buzz in those quieter times when we're not doing our jobs.

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Buzz in the U.S. started after a killer set at Coachella 2016, but we caught Wolf Alice the following year at Dave Grohl’s Cal Jam in 2017.

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Children ran and played in the water, couples with full beach setups caught a slight buzz in the sweltering heat and American flags decorated the sands like a planet conquered.

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