Sentence examples for brisk from from inspiring English sources

Sales were brisk from the start but really took off when the Tour de France got under way this summer.

All over the capital, commerce is brisk, from the upscale shopping malls in the north to the clogged passageways of the Grand Bazaar and the modest curbside shops of low-income quarters.

The requisite smirking "I'm getting too old for this" comments are kept to a minimum, and the pace is relatively brisk, from the nuclear blast in the Nevada desert to sinister G-men on the Princeton campus (featuring a welcome small role played by Jim Broadbent as Indy's dean) to a manhunt in South America.

He swallowed water, came up for air, and saw, illuminated for a moment by a searchlight — possibly from the Brisk, or from another ship, the Sandsend, or from the Darro itself — a group of men holding onto a life buoy.

Compared to Actigraph, Hookie showed similar cut-points for separating sedentary behaviour from slow walking (29 and 27 mg), brisk walking from normal walking (338 and 330 mg) and somewhat higher for jogging from running (604 and 558 mg).

The City of London, Europe's financial district, has made brisk business from the euro, both in the eurobond market and from Europe's record-setting wave of cross-border consolidations.

That brisk rebuff from Attlee settled the matter.

Still, the brisk departure from Arkansas was painful.

Most economists expect a sluggish first quarter, but a brisk pickup from then on.

It will do the "Silicon Valley shuffle" next year, moving a brisk walk from Zynga.

Early on, I heard a brisk fluttering from the sculptures above me.