Sentence examples for it feels brisk from inspiring English sources
In winter, it feels brisk.
Mazda 2 1.5 Sport: £12,042 Looks frisky and modern, feels brisk and fun to drive because it shares much with the Fiesta.
It's funny that, after the length of the previous five films, this one feels brisk at nearly two and a half hours.
Their buoyant, bustling take on a standard like "If I Should Lose You" (or, for that matter, Dorival Caymmi's "Doralice") feels brisk, companionable and practically seamless.
Following its well-received "Saint Joan," performed by the same four actors, the company has staged a lively, modern and amiable production that feels brisk even at three and a half hours.
Once the breeze starts to feel brisk, it's time to make a big ol' batch of chili.
Consider: Transitions between scenes that never once felt problematic in London seen as agonisingly long, boring, momentum-stopping crises in New York; plays that felt brisk at 100 minutes in London feeling five minutes too long at 95 in New York; monologues that were full of drama in London feeling strangely inert here.
Wheeling around, he marked a brisk tempo for the audience, giving listeners a sense of what it feels like to work under his glare.
The air will be cooler, but with unbroken sunshine temperatures inland will still reach 17C (63F) making it feel warm, but with a brisk easterly wind there'll be a noticeable wind chill along the coast.
In October, it felt the pace of leasing was brisk enough to reduce the incentive to one free month.
