Oh — I think I just saw him buzzing around.
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In all this buzzing around, however, one thing was certain.
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Except that it had a bunch of bees buzzing around inside.
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The Roomba buzzing around your living room isn't just collecting dirt.
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Buzzing around, and crashing on the sides of a glass container?
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With summer in full swing, mosquitoes are buzzing around at peak populations.
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Houseflies buzzing around the Oval Office were drawing his attention, and ire.
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That is clearly the reading of appreciative visitors buzzing around the works.
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It's a busy, social day, and lots of talk is buzzing around you.
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First, it appeared that a fly was buzzing around each viewer's TV screen.
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" He said: "I watch you buzzing around and running circles around everybody else.
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And buzzing around the head and neck, understandably, just would have been too distracting.
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Remember that annoying drone buzzing around and taking pictures of people at the beach?
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There is a new sight buzzing around a Ford engine factory in London: drones.
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Depp's presence is basically a fly buzzing around viewers' heads during an already bad time.
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Maybe one day there will be bee-like robots buzzing around the surface of Mars.
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There were tense moments leading up to the reveal, with Tesla employees buzzing around nervously.
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In the meantime, rumors are still buzzing around the star's possible involvement with rapper Drake.
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And you don't have to look far to see some sort of drone buzzing around.
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The apocalyptic storytelling that's buzzing around his head isn't super apparent in the album itself.
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Does this mean that one day quarterbacks might be replaced by quadcopters buzzing around a stadium?
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A freight train of folding tables snaked down the center, throngs of people buzzing around them.
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And in a strange moment, Trump at one point squashed a mosquito buzzing around his podium.
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With the midges still buzzing around the players, Hernandez struck out Rodriguez to end the threat.
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Instead, Messiah only shows us a fly buzzing around Avi and then the cop waking up.
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Although if the maggots escape and pupate, then you've got flies buzzing around the hospital, spreading infection.
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There is a killer bug buzzing around Australia which scientists are breeding as a biological warfare agent.
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There's a theory buzzing around the internet that Kate Middleton changes her hair every time she's pregnant.
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For beauty editors, that generally means buzzing around backstage to get the lowdown on the latest looks.
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Their world is better off without piece of shit men buzzing around women like perpetually horny vultures.
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I had a lot of friends in computer engineering and the university was buzzing around the news.
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The morning is calm and then as it gets closer to show time everyone is buzzing around.
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There's a respectful energy to most tourists, but we're still all buzzing around like jpeg-snapping flies.
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There's a familial yet terrifying sensation here: It's like watching a hive of bees buzzing around its queen.
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The ones the Biebs and Ham were seen buzzing around on are made by a company called JetSurf.
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Not only did bees visit the infected plants more, but they also spent longer buzzing around infected flowers.
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The feed is stacked with aesthetically pleasing pics of her buzzing around the world and bee-ing fabulous.
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There is always a lot of background noise buzzing around the president, and it's catnip for his detractors.
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And don't expect a coffee drone buzzing around to bring you your daily buzz any time soon, though.
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image shows star clusters encircling a galaxy, like bees buzzing around a hive.
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Your anxiety level will not decrease as a result of things that weigh a lot buzzing around your head.
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As for the practical implications, we may well be seeing itsy-bitsy drones buzzing around the skies this summer.
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Now, he told me, he is as sensitive to the dam's changes as the electronic gear buzzing around him.
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Talking of that area of the body, how did Octagon come across a case of bees buzzing around the rectum?
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Serious conversations are buzzing around you, and a fantastic opportunity to ask for what you want will come your way.
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"We're here buzzing around and even if we're not quite sure what the other's doing, we all know our place."
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Or so it seemed, judging by all the buyers and editors buzzing around the showroom last week, showing their cards.
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Oddly, as sprawling cities and vast agricultural fields replace forests and meadows, people have noticed more bumblebees buzzing around cities.
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So Ms. Calvert set an alarm for the middle of the night and found him buzzing around the house, cleaning.
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Maybe it was because we were on one of our most elaborate sets, with several camera crews buzzing around us.
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With all these women buzzing around us, I couldn't help but wonder why the work was attributed solely to Tunick.
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When you first climb aboard the Obra Dinn, you'll see a skeleton in a tattered uniform, with flies buzzing around it.
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The game app requires users to physically jump around to help a frog collect flies buzzing around its head to eat.
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Many shops are running dry of the precious commodity, with images of empty shelves and long queues buzzing around social media.
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Chiasson was at the doorstep while his team was buzzing around the offensive zone, and he deflected a Nugent-Hopkins shot.
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On the floor, lying on a blanket, was his 8-month-old granddaughter, Rawan, flies buzzing around her as she slept.
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We found the principal in a large, open office, with parents buzzing around, signing in their kids for late drop-off.
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Sometimes you climb up a mountain and find a tiny little lake, a weird little ecosystem with its dragonflies buzzing around.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you had a little makeup-artist fairy buzzing around you as you got ready every morning?
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Even if you can get past the safety issues – and you can't — the idea of 10,000 drones buzzing around is idiotic.
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I first saw this sandbox at a local community playground and kids were buzzing around it like honeybees at a hive.
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The pesky Aedes aegypti mosquito has been buzzing around infecting millions of people in the Western Hemisphere with the Zika virus.
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Kendall Jenner may be buzzing around Coachella with her fashion game strong, but that doesn't mean she has her game face on.
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It's like recognizing that while a fly buzzing around is a nuisance, a fly swatter is a better solution than a shotgun.
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And their free time is often spent buzzing around the Washington-area convention center that hosts the bee, mingling with fellow competitors.
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But the biggest question buzzing around Capitol Hill now is whether the Senate will cancel or shorten that recess – and meet anyway.
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I've been like an annoying gnat ever since buzzing around the heads of the poor White House communications team, pitching, pitching, pitching.
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"There they are!" he exclaimed, as we approached a group of tarantula hawks buzzing around a leafless milkweed plant on Schmidt's patio.
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By evening, Altuzarra was buzzing around the upstairs dressing area, which was teeming with models, makeup and hair artists, dressers and photographers.
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Calling for an outright ban on weaponry buzzing around low or high-Earth orbit feels like tilting at windmills at this point.
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A source told The Washington Post that once during an Oval Office meeting, a fly began buzzing around Trump's head, distracting him.
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Hives of this scale have been buzzing around Manhattan for some time, said Detective Hubert Reyes, public Information officer for the NYPD.
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So sometime in the next decade or two, expect to start seeing small, funny-looking airplanes buzzing around in the sky overhead.
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With the two wingers buzzing around on the flanks, Peralta should have plenty of space to roam as the out-and-out striker.
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But the worst stench came from the dead seabirds lying crumpled and decaying on the beach nearby, with little flies buzzing around them.
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IN THE hot, golden light of an Abuja afternoon two men spin a rotating Scrabble board, oblivious to the flies buzzing around them.
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Jay Inslee to declare a state of emergency AND FINALLY Buzzing around Niquinha the cat had quite enough of the little butterfly toy.
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Upon prying open a can, its sewage-meets-vomit stench is so pungent that flies buzzing around get disoriented and hit the table.
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While NASA would probably be happy if Cassini could keep buzzing around Saturn snapping photos forever, the spacecraft is running precariously low on fuel.
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This is a very powerful time around desire, and important conversations about Venusian stuff like money, sex, and intimacy will be buzzing around you.
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A fleet of 15 drones will soon be buzzing around the vast country, bypassing the sub-standard road network, and making life-saving interventions.
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The U.S. only finalized its drone rules late last year, and drones are likely to start buzzing around all sorts of outdoor job sites.
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With all of these questions buzzing around, we decided to gather up all the best fan theories out there about Twin Peaks season 3.
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I'll come in after that, and I'll start to get a sense, just from what's buzzing around the building, what people are talking about.
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Here in the U.S., small consumer drones are fairly benign nuisances—buzzing around beaches, filming neighborhoods from 400 feet, and hopefully keeping clear of airports.
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We went from location to location around the Hamptons and ended up buzzing around Jon Stewart's house in Sag Harbor, where he was supposedly staying.
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The version first available for use through Gmail, you may remember, lacked a face and instead had a cluster of animated flies buzzing around it.
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Summer is coming, and the Aedes aegypti will soon be buzzing around its usual haunts in the United States — mostly in the South and Southwest.
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White and blue lights glitter on its sides, and as I move in closer I begin to see the shapes of security vehicles buzzing around.
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Buzzing around her quiet musings, though, like a fly in the meditation room, is the largely unanswered question of what brought her to this point.
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Two months later, a fly kept buzzing around him and landing on his forehead, just as he was berating his rivals in the Catholic clergy.
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Just in Paris, the country's capital, more than 40,000 cabs are buzzing around, though to this early stage only 3,333 have signed on to Le.Taxi.
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Copper cannot function as well as gold in industrial applications, mainly because there are fewer electrons — subatomic particles with negative charge — buzzing around its nucleus.
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In the leafy capital Islamabad, once the oppressive summer heat wanes, a handful of Western diplomats can be seen buzzing around on their pastel-colored Vespas.
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Perhaps there are still a couple of rock star art critics out there with multimillionaires hanging on their reviews and clouds of sycophants buzzing around them.
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"Everything is going well," says Corneille Nangaa, the head of the electoral commission, who has been buzzing around European capitals and Washington, DC to persuade doubters.
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O'Reilly doubled the lead at 13:09 when he finished a top-shelf shot from the slot while the Blues were buzzing around the Nashville zone.
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While the Coyotes were buzzing around the net, Domi pounced on a loose puck in the low slot and lifted a top-shelf backhand over Campbell.
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The obstacles they are desperate to erect are like swarms of gnats buzzing around the space shuttle of market demand, fueled by a cannabis booster rocket.
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"There are almost always small children buzzing around the camps," Dr. Joanne Liu, the agency's president, and Dr. Natalie Roberts, an emergency operations manager, wrote then.
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There is something inherently insect-like about the New York City commute: swarms of people crammed together into subway cars, piling into elevators, buzzing around the streets.
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It's kind of like a mosquito buzzing around in the summer: They don't bite until they stop buzzing, so it's the lack of noise that signals danger.
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After a while, he presses on, the air growing thick with the sounds of birds singing, crickets chirping and then flies buzzing … around a bloody deer carcass.
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Mr. Gorka dismissed such criticisms during a Wednesday interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News and brushed aside some of the more controversial reports buzzing around him.
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Cue the images of an emaciated child with flies buzzing around his face, protruding ribcage, runny nose and extended hands toward the camera -- also known as poverty porn.
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Five days on, I can do everything my baby needs, while my boyfriend is at work, and I just moved fast enough to kill a mosquito buzzing around.
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Tracer is a meat-and-potatoes flanker who is living her best life when she's buzzing around the enemy flanks, distracting enemies away from her team's forward advance.
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This theory has been buzzing around since Episode 1, but the closest we've gotten to any confirmation is Cordelia and Myrtle's sound bites from Episode 4's promo.
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There are often all these ideas buzzing around, and if you're too fixed on what you've planned, you'll miss even better ideas that are flying around your head.
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A part of you is feeling very private and quiet, but you're also excited about all the news that's buzzing around you, and you're in a playful mood.
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Taking a melody that was buzzing around his head and applying it to a guitar tuning he'd never used before, the song came together inside half an hour.
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While no one has precise figures, industry experts say that soon, if not already, a majority of traffic buzzing around mobile networks will use end-to-end encryption.
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When we met, he already had three camera crews buzzing around him: one for Kardashian, one for a French television documentary and the third for the house of Balmain.
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To address what is ultimately a massive fail of modern society, UNICEF's Deputy Director Justin Forsyth will be buzzing around the G7 and fighting the good (and very uphill) fight.
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Still buzzing around, arranging flowers, carrying chairs from one room to another, and pulling out books to show me designs from the past, Missoni proffers some thoughts on her vitality.
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For those who are sick of the same-old selfie, a new device promises to give a new angle to your life — if you don't mind a drone buzzing around you.
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That brings me back to consensus, or rather a topic some of you may have heard buzzing around in the news — blockchain and its less popular yet equal alter-ego hashgraph.
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That hasn't stopped him from buzzing around the periphery of the action, as irritating and parasitic as a mosquito, waiting for the right moment to make his latest lunge at power.
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SCOTT The revival of any kind of shame seems unlikely at this moment, and with Oscar talk buzzing around "Get Out," horror shame doesn't seem to be in the cards either.
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It's a question buzzing around media circles and Hollywood one day after Richard Plepler, the network's gregarious chief executive and one of the most influential executives in entertainment, announced his departure.
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Romance rumors first started buzzing around the Younger star and Walsh in summer 2015 when they partied together after the grand opening event for his Rise Nation Fitness Studio in West Hollywood.
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If the SunCube lives up to its creators' hopes, the future could see thousands of tiny new satellites buzzing around in LEO—and thousands more reasons to address our space debris problem.
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Occasionally writers will produce original content, like interviews with CEOs, but the newsletter is mostly based on what's buzzing around the web, which Lieberman says busy millennials don't have time to parse.
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The collection of travelers I saw at the hotel when I visited appeared to include those mostly visiting for events or conferences that were buzzing around purposefully with lanyards and rolling bags.
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This palaver is necessary because, as a common analogy puts it, photographing an exoplanet is like trying to take a picture, from thousands of kilometres away, of a firefly buzzing around a lighthouse.
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Soon flies were buzzing around me, so I figured it was best to call it a day and go shower off before yellowjackets or worse came to dine on my sweet, sweaty skin.
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Romance rumors first started buzzing around the Younger star, 29, and Walsh in summer 2015 when they partied together after the grand opening event for his Rise Nation Fitness Studio in West Hollywood.
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In the two weeks since experts determined that Zika-infected mosquitos were in fact buzzing around Wynwood, Florida has called in the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for backup and funding.
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A team of Australian researchers found that bees buzzing around biodiverse, wooded areas had higher metabolic rates, meaning their little furry bodies were performing life-sustaining functions faster than bees in a deforested landscape.
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Refuse Fascism ATL&aposs poster asks Atlanta demonstrators to bring "pots and pans" with an image of a pole poked through Trump's severed head, drawn as a pig&aposs with flies buzzing around it.
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Just days after the couple's royal wedding, Harry delivered a speech in honor of his dad, Prince Charles' upcoming 70th birthday during a garden party at Buckingham Palace when a bee started buzzing around.
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While the Jets were buzzing around the Colorado zone, the captain sent the puck toward the front of the net from below the goal line, and it banked in off Colorado goalie Jonathan Bernier.
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It was the accumulation of those pictures of babies with Zika-related microcephaly, the news that Zika-carrying mosquitoes are buzzing around Miami, and the realization that climate change will usher the disease farther north.
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But with this recent accomplishment, it's hard to imagine a future where smacking a mosquito buzzing around your ear doesn't come with the risk of destroying an incredibly expensive micro drone trying to spy on you.
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"Midcentury modern" is the term buzzing around the interior design world right now, but you don't have to go all Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to bring the retro, Mad Men-esque style to your own abode.
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From the flies buzzing around Rexy's stinking sleeping body to the mucus and phlegm we see, there's an impressive blend of both CGI and practical effects in use that helps bring us closer to the dinosaurs.
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But to get the shots I wanted, I had to get right up in the wasp's grills, [and] I always had four or five of them buzzing around my head—they were oddly curious about the camera.
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Photo: Ludovic Marin (AP)An inventor buzzing around on a flyboard clutching a rifle and subsequently borking an attempt to cross the English Channel isn't the only mildly science fiction-y development concerning the French military lately.
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Sure, drones can be occasionally annoying when they're buzzing around your picnic at the park—but when they're controlled by the right hands, they can capture some truly astonishing angles on things in the world around us.
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Buzzing around on the forecheck, Jesper Fast capitalized on a miscue by Andrei Markov — the puck, dumped in from center ice by Brady Skjei, caromed off his skates — to slip a backhander by Price at 11:39.
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Grant Dudson, an electric vehicle distributor, said he sees more and more people buzzing around his London home base on electric motorcycles and scooters, including people stopping him in the streets asking him about his electric bike.
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Image: NASA/Ames Research Center/Rick GuidiceMeredith HughesAssistant Professor, Astronomy, Wesleyan UniversityPlanetary systems like ours are flat, with planets orbiting around in concentric orbits all going the same direction rather than buzzing around like bees in a hive.
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They both tell me about regular trips at the wheel of BMW and Mercedes hire cars to south and east London to pick up stashes before buzzing around Southend to deliver bags out the window to waiting customers.
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But he does set up plenty of extremely convincing zero-gravity action, with his cast casually buzzing around the ISS like bees in a hive, steering themselves with hand-and-footholds, or working upside-down relative to the audience.
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In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has repeatedly cited eating while driving as a major cause of distraction and car accidents, on par with applying makeup and having an insect buzzing around causing panic in the car.
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Libra is one of the nicest signs in the zodiac, which is rad; however, this could mean that a lot of the talk that's buzzing around you is being sugarcoated so it doesn't hurt your feelings or freak you out.
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A cartoon in El Mundo, a conservative Spanish newspaper, recently illustrated the complexities of Mr. Puigdemont's existence by depicting him as a bumblebee, buzzing around the head of Mr. Rajoy, who haplessly points an insect gun in the wrong direction.
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A half dozen mammoth British ships and some 35 tiny French boats, descended on the interlopers from the likes of Port-en-Bessin, Courseilles, Ouistreham, Trouville, Honfleur and Le Havre, buzzing around, throwing smoke bombs, even ramming the British behemoths.
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Tiny handmade feather flowers that recalled Monsieur Dior's 1950s porcelain dinner service had been pressed between the panels of vinyl coats; delicate embroidered bumblebees (a house motif) were sewn across pants and shirts, as if buzzing around a springtime garden.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – Russia&aposs national soccer team is so bad that even the ruthless leader of Chechnya couldn&apost coach it to victory — at least according to a satirical song buzzing around Russian social networks ahead of the World Cup.
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It is either a small, insect-like device that can sometimes be seen buzzing around in parks or on beaches, or a large military aircraft that deals death from the skies, allowing operators in Nevada to fire missiles at terrorist suspects in Syria.
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If it seems that bugs are buzzing around more often and in greater numbers lately — whether swarms of ladybugs over California or hoverflies streaming in and out of England by the billions — it may simply be that radar technology is getting more efficient.
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One theory suggests that this is because of our habitat: Given the swarms of flies buzzing around the outback, the legend goes, we developed a pattern of speech that would involve only opening our mouths slightly for fear of letting in insects.
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As she and Prince Harry attended their first engagement as a married couple on Tuesday in honor of Prince Charles' 70th birthday, the new royal couldn't help but laugh when a bee started buzzing around her new husband's ear as he gave a speech.
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There's been a lot of talk buzzing around you over the last few days, but this evening, when the Moon enters Virgo and activates a very private, personal part of your chart, it would be wise to ignore the noise and look within for answers.
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Another bee buzzing around in the presidential bonnet during August is Greenland, which Trump decides the United States should try to purchase, since it has a strategic location and is potentially the source of more than 70 percent of the world's supply of frostbite.
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She also led the high pressing as the Americans unleashed their now trademark early blitz but was a constant threat until she was forced out of the game, buzzing around the midfield and quickly stepping up the tempo while also having the poise to deliver precise passes.
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In a video that surfaced on Instagram, fans can be heard shouting praise to the pop star, who sits regally atop a chair that's been placed on a dolly as handlers roll her to the stage, buzzing around her with drinks and ready with last-minute makeup.
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By obtaining their protein from invertebrates, carnivorous plants like these thrive on the bog's nutrient-poor earth, and their profusion here had the effect of laying the ecosystem elegantly bare — the insects buzzing around my legs feeding the plants, which in their turn fed the earth.
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While his team was buzzing around the offensive zone with a litany of chances, Marc-Edouard Vlasic fired a point shot that was stopped, but Hertl was on the spot for the loose puck and slipped home the rebound goal for his eighth tally of the playoffs.
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This year, a surreal presidential campaign and head-snappingly violent events at home (Orlando, Dallas) and abroad (Nice, Istanbul, Baghdad) — not to mention Brexit, Zika and Prince — have kept our phones buzzing around the clock, and news organizations scrambling, 24/7, to keep up with a cascade of stories.
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News about many of the products that the company plans to announce is already buzzing around the internet, including Samsung's latest flagship phone series, the Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 Plus (which should include 5G support); a foldable Galaxy Z Flip; and a pair of true wireless earbuds.
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Your hangover from the weekend is still buzzing around the back of your head like an undead bee, your costume is balled up and torn on your bedroom floor, the contents of your purse is scattered in the alley outside the bar, along with your hopes and dreams for the weekend.
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Jennie Whitaker, the die-hard Gilmore Girls fan who organized this festival more or less on a whim is buzzing around him, calling to volunteers for Sharpies and paper towels, rattling off directions into a walkie talkie, and accepting hugs from random festivalgoers who had begged her personally for tickets.
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" She continued, "I know a woman who'll never go to a family picnic outdoors, to this day, because she remembers having to sit in the yard after picking cotton all day when she was young, not being allowed in a white woman's house, with flies buzzing around as she ate.
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The Dubai police, which already has luxury patrol cars, self-driving pursuit drones, and a robot officer, just announced it will soon have officers buzzing around on hoverbikes, which look like an early version of the speeder bikes used by the scout troopers on Endor in Return of the Jedi.
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If, however, flies are your nemesis, if they make your life miserable when you're trying to picnic at the park, barbecue in the backyard, sleep at night but can't because some stupid fly got in the house and is buzzing around... If you hate them, then Lorenzo Maggiore is your patron saint.
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Last week, Khloé opted out of the puzzle and announced her pregnancy herself (and later confirmed that she's six months along), leaving people convinced that the final picture, which would presumably include the entire family, would at last confirm the pregnancy rumor that's been buzzing around Hollywood since it first broke in September.
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Reviewing it, Janice P. Nimura calls the book an "intriguing addition" to the shelf of foreigner-in-Japan memoirs "not just because its author is a woman" but also because "buzzing around her quiet musings, … like a fly in the meditation room, is the largely unanswered question of what brought her to this point."
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Given that 35 million tons of plastic pollution is dumped into land and sea habitats each year, much of which gets ground down into micron-scale beads like those in the study, the bodies of wild mosquitoes larvae may well be juiced up with plastics by the time they start buzzing around and feeding on blood.
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She and about a dozen other volunteers have been working 12-to-1103-hours a day buzzing around as streams of evacuees flow in and out, rifling through racks of clothes on wood pillars, standing in line at food trucks to get a hot meal, and milling around the dozens of tents now covering the parking spots and grass in the shopping center.
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At an event where artists were casually and happily mingling among the crowd and backstage, security was constantly buzzing around their prized subject—not surprising considering he was shot at just last week—and anyone hoping to meet the rapper was sorely out of luck: The Gucci camp departed immediately after his set was finished, sans a stop in his trailer unceremoniously hidden behind some stage rigging.
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Samsung Let Me Wear an Exoskeleton, and I Liked ItWhen a lot of people picture an exoskeleton, they might imagine Matt Damon wearing a robotic…Read more ReadThe average human can react to a visual stimulus in about a quarter of a second, so when your eyes notice a mosquito buzzing around your head, it takes about 250 milliseconds for your arm to raise and swat it away.
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But I am also deeply concerned about the effects the rapidly warming climate will have on the necessary, time-honored debut of Horny Season: That first weekend in late winter/early spring where temps finally hit 50+ degrees, everyone lets their legs out for the first time in months, and there's a visceral, chaotic feeling of horn in the air, buzzing around everyone like fruit flies to a rotten apple.
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Jürgen Klopp's team had a scree of superb performances in those first 80 minutes, as Roma teetered and crumbled: Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum seemingly ubiquitous in midfield, fulfilling that old Pep Guardiola dictum of "I get the ball, I play the ball, I get the ball, I play the ball"; Firmino himself, scorer of not just Liverpool's fourth but its fifth, too, a simple header from a corner, buzzing around Roma's bedraggled defenders; Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson, wrapping Liverpool's team in a bundle of pure energy.
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Full of sound and fury and producing few receipts, the series seems most concerned with the tape rolling in Mr. Arnold's own camera, the one that will get him back on TV. Mr. Arnold, the ex-husband of Roseanne Barr and co-star of the 1994 Arnold Schwarzenegger action film "True Lies" (a credit "Hunt" will make you very familiar with), took on a freelance gig after Donald J. Trump's election as a mosquito buzzing around the president's head, insisting in interviews and tweets that there were horrifying recordings out there of the president's private behavior.
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