Sentence examples for a brisk one from inspiring English sources

We are scudding along, moreover, at a brisk one million miles an hour.

The sonatas each have four movements, beginning with a slow movement, ending with a brisk one, and with the central pair of movements consisting of one fugue and one slower, more graceful movement.

"Do you ever get sick of actors that make $15 million a picture, or even $200,000 for voiceover work that took a brisk one hour and 43 minutes to complete, and then complain about their jobs?" Bay wrote.

He and his teacher, Jean Harlow, also go on a brisk one mile walk every day and pick up interesting objects along the way.

He makes the bulk of his living by April, then pays a year's rent on his office and his apartment — he makes thirty-five thousand dollars in a slow year and forty-five thousand in a brisk one.

But Noel Katz, 43, had a starring role in his 12th, a brisk one-act show called "Our Wedding: The Musical".

"That Play" is a brisk, one-man "Macbeth," adapted by Tom Gualtieri with Heather Hill and performed by Mr. Gualtieri, a slightly built young man with a subtly flexible set of facial expressions and a mischievous, conspiratorial manner.

In search of competitive rates, I tried out MoneyAisle about three weeks ago, using the example of a six-month, $10,000 C.D. After a brisk, one-minute round of bidding involving 82 banks, I was offered 4.2percentt, well above the national average at the time of 3.15percentt.

So we have a brisk, one-act revue of sorts, with a pre-ordained finale that is softened in varying ways before it occurs.

On a brisk night one early fall, Nazrah al-Bawad, wife of a Middle Eastern diplomat, wrecks her husband's car.

By Lawrence Heyle and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 4 , 1953P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: On a brisk morning last week, one of the elevator operators in the 12-26 bank of the Chrysler Building was wearing a Tattersall vest under the jacket of his uniform.