Customers who choose not to order online before visiting are greeted by a counter person who makes brisk work of taking orders and distributing them in the shout-out method of many chain restaurants ("Garlic naan?" "Tandoori chicken?").
He would stop attempting to make brisk order out of human affairs.
Two Internet companies, Google and Overture, have made a brisk business of selling ads that appear alongside Web search results.
His small body should have been buried in the forest, left to the brisk work of the scavengers he knew so well.
She would have been brilliant, making light work of constituents' plumbing problems, with the sort of brisk efficiency that seems particular to middle-aged mothers.
The lake water was a brilliant, almost unreal blue and the breeze was making a brisk headwind as we left the shore, eyes peeled for the highlights of the landscape Klimt immortalized in his work.
I remember making a brisk decision about a coffin.
A gripping precursor to Beethoven's late works, the passage makes the brisk, cheerful concluding Allegretto feel like manic overcompensation.
Richard Pevear's brisk, agile new translation succeeds, I think, because it does justice to the pure nuttiness of Dumas's writing: the nonindustrial, nonformulaic, downright peculiar qualities that make a work of popular fiction memorable.
While Truffaut was in Paris, Godard was in Switzerland, laboring at the construction site of a dam, first with a pick and shovel, and then at the switchboard, where he worked night shifts to save enough money to make a brisk, remarkably conventional documentary about the project.
