Sentence examples for briskly it from inspiring English sources

"I think," she says briskly, "it's self-ironising.

In addition to veteran programmer Yourdon, whose alarmist book is selling briskly (it is already in its 6th printing), Edward Yardeni, chief economist for Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, predicts there is a 60% chance that the nation will encounter a recession because of the Y2K problem.

While seats at the final performances through Sunday had been selling briskly, it was unclear if Ms. Taymor would be sitting in one, friends of hers said this week.

But some experts predict that while the gambling industry here will continue to grow briskly, it may not expand as quickly as new casinos and hotels are set to open, resulting in narrower profit margins for the big American operators coming to Macao and for local companies as well.

If the economy were growing briskly, it's unlikely that the health-care bill would have become so politically toxic.

But when asked about the Barak plan to hand over Qiryat Arba to a Palestinian state, she replied briskly: "It's ugly.

Pour it into a bowl and use a whisk to briskly stir it until it's light and fluffy.[2].

It moves briskly and it made me genuinely laugh more than once.

He interrupted his howl to light it up, suck on it briskly, and pass it on to Natalie.

As soon as the volume hit bookstores, however, it began selling briskly, and it hasn't stopped.

Half science-fiction tale, half espionage thriller, it's a pleasantly far-fetched endeavor that moves along so briskly that it leaves no time to consider its implausibilities, which are many.