( intercom buzzing )

He's buzzing about.

(Mosquito buzzing) (Swat)

(Bumping noises) (Buzzing)

A bee is buzzing.

A bee is buzzing around.

( car phone buzzing ) Dr. Kimble?

(Laughter) (Buzzing) (Click, click, bang)

Come on. ( solemn theme playing ) ( intercom buzzing )

Quite a few visitors at the back there, buzzing.

It activates what's called the buzzing bridge, or the dog.

The most common animals here are copepods and krill. (Buzzing)

There is a fly buzzing in front of the fish shop.

Now skip the sympathy, will you, Chris? I'll live. ( intercom buzzing )

You know that, uh, buzzing a fighter can make him lose.

I can't imagine staying sane with someone buzzing in my ear all day

That awful buzzing sound at night around your ears that drives you absolutely crazy?

And birds like this Savannah sparrow, they tend to have a buzzing (Sound clip

Here you see, with felt and paper water bottles, we have Geordie making ... (Clanging) (Buzzing)

The philosopher William James described the world of newborn infants as a buzzing and blooming confusion.

Another way is that they kind of jumping around the nucleus or they are buzzing around the nucleus.

The world is buzzing at the moment with plans to force reductions in gas emissions at all costs.

I was waving this buzzing sheep around, and my mother looked like she was going to die of shock.

In brains full of long sewage pipes of school wall, tarmac and welfare papers the buzzing of insects must enter.

Haptic Belt where if you have a strap around your waist, ring up buzzers and always have the northmost one buzzing.

So even though we are all using the word MAY , we can experiment with what tone specifically, starts buzzing this chakra.

( electric shaver buzzing ) International Airlines System Trans Polar Service flight number 102 for the Scandinavian cities in Europe now departing from Gate 88.

An external trigger is something like your phone buzzing maybe seeing a sign when you're driving down a street and deciding to do something.

It ought to be buzzing with plans to reduce the temperature, and with plans to live at the higher temperature and not at all costs, but efficiently and cheaply.

As you hold this tone you might feel the sensation of buzzing move from your centre of your forehead deep into the centre of your brain, and up into the crown of your head.

And one way and this is maybe the first order way of thinking about the relationship between the electrons and the nucleus is that you can imagine the electrons are kind of moving around, buzzing around this nucleus.

Given my TED profile, you might be expecting that I'm going to speak to you about the latest philanthropic trends the one that's currently got Wall Street and the World Bank buzzing how to invest in women, how to empower them, how to save them.

Well, the famous American philosopher psychologist suggested, and this is known by everyone, William James, that the newborn mind basically experiences blooming buzzing confusion, but today, evolutionary psychologists actually make the opposite claim, and they actually agree with Plato, and that is that we are born with core knowledge that we inherit from our ancestors.