Sentence examples for brisk polling from inspiring English sources
Brisk polling was registered in the state.
In Andhra Pradesh - where voting for state assemblies is also taking place - brisk polling was reported through the day.
In Chernokosovo, a northwest Chechnya village notorious for a Russian detention center that Chechens say has been the scene of beatings and torture, turnout was brisk at polling place 201, in the former 50th Anniversary of October Theatre.
It's been a beautiful day in Scotland and polling has been brisk in what everyone is calling the most important election in 50 years.
In other words, if income growth is brisk enough, Democrats should benefit at the polls even if unemployment stays high.
Turnout was brisk in all three jurisdictions, with long lines at polling stations but few serious problems reported.
"It appears the turnout has been quite brisk this morning," Gardner told the Guardian, after checking in with several polling stations.
Street vendors had not preventively cleared out, as they often do during elections, fearing trouble, and instead were enjoying a brisk trade selling bananas, peanuts and Fantas to voters streaming out of the polls.
People have become far less confident about the economy since late last year, according to polls, but they have continued to buy goods at a fairly brisk pace in the first three months of 2001.
A polling station at the Cesar Chavez center in an ethnically mixed neighbourhood in Racine was doing brisk business by 7.30am.
