She buzzes around in her car every day and spends hours each day "chatting up" people at restaurants, frequently strangers.
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He buzzes around the campaign headquarters during the phone bank doing a Facebook Live about the effort, smiling from ear to ear.
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The move, which projects an image of stability, was widely expected throughout the rumor mill that constantly buzzes around the Saudi royal family.
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My sense is that such a tactic could encourage viewer "engagement," to invoke a term that buzzes around the fraught subject of audience-building.
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"Is there a housefly tooth fairy?" she asks me later, over a slice of pizza at a corner shop where a housefly buzzes around.
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He buzzes around the stage and describes, with the aid of some scenic video footage, the journey across the world that's led him to this point.
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" A curious case of the cultural static that sometimes buzzes around Giddens's work is the guest-starring role she played a couple of years ago on the CMT series "Nashville.
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Nearly swallowed up by his duffel coat, his brows furrowed, he buzzes around the demonstrators, stopping to chat with whoever comes up to him at the marches that have paralyzed Paris.
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Controversy still buzzes around the release of Go Set a Watchman, which is in many ways an early draft of Mockingbird and shows an adult Scout becoming disillusioned with her racist father.
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If, for instance, the user is looking for her car while the drone buzzes around the parking lot looking too, the two can find each other again once the task is completed.
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Imagine being tormented by something as inexplicable as a personal lifelong bug, and not one that simply buzzes around you in a constant cloud of chaos but one that follows a rigorous pattern: It goes in when you speak and exits when you are spoken to.
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" Sharpless promises to tell Pinkerton. Offstage, Suzuki can be heard shouting, "Snake. Damned toad!" Suzuki enters, pulling Goro with her, and she tells Butterfly, "He buzzes around, the snake.
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Fraser is immediately slammed into a wall head-first and knocked out. Next, Verdeschi is tossed aside, breaking his arm. Maya perceives an opening at the creature's ear. She transforms into a bee and buzzes around its head as it stalks toward the instrument banks.
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He pushes the pocket. He buzzes around the quarterback. He makes other guys -- Israel Idonije, Tommie Harris -- better." "There's no question the return of Brian Urlacher at the pivot point of the defense has been a significant addition, but Peppers has been the most important reason the Bears have become the Monsters of the Midway again, and that's why he's my defensive player of the year.
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The technology is improved as the series progresses, with the introduction of a "light-bee", which serves as physical generator of the hologram, allowing for the hologram to operate remotely.KRYTEN: It buzzes around inside him and projects his image The light-bee is also upgraded in Legion to "hard light" allowing Rimmer a near-indestructible physical presence. One notable group of holograms is those on the Holoship Enlightenment, who take the cream of Space Corps officers to travel the universe. As the entire ship is holographic, all the holograms on board effectively have a physical presence.
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Unbeknown to him, a car thief breaks into his Mini and hotwires it, only to find the steering wheel is missing; Bean had removed it and had it with him in his picnic basket. As Bean prepares to read his book and eat his cake, a wasp suddenly buzzes around his spot and refuses to leave him alone, irritating him. He soon attempts to deal with it as he goes after his cake, swatting at it, jousting with it, chasing it around and even trying to drown it in his bottle of juice. Bean finally manages to kill it by tricking it into landing on the pages of his book and then quickly closing the book.
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Being kept down a year was according to Ace what changed him and made him fight back. According to "Meltdown" (1991), Rimmer's only physical presence is a small "light-bee"; a piece of hardware which buzzes around and projects his holographic image. This has been contradicted on a few occasions by his ability to move completely through solid objects such as walls or by the ability of solid objects or living characters to pass completely through Rimmer. In "Demons and Angels" (1992), Red Dwarf is blown up when the beam of a device called the triplicator is put into reverse, putting the engine core into meltdown, while creating a "high" and "low" version of Red Dwarf, complete with their own versions of Rimmer (both played by Barrie).
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