Sentence examples for more briskly from inspiring English sources

The Congress of Vienna moved more briskly.

But the broom must surely sweep more briskly than that.

Discourse is no more civil today, but assault weapons sell more briskly than ever.

Accessories, like candleholders, sold more briskly than large pieces of furniture.

In fact this production is more briskly syncopated than much of Mr. Wilson's work.

None sold more briskly than the Stanley Steamer, a two-cylinder, transmission-less carriage (shown here).

Obambi-No-More briskly dismissed Hillary's attempt to cast him as a global ingénue.

And the Crystal Cathedral has never told the Easter story--from triumphant entry into Jerusalem to the emptied tomb--more briskly, neatly or wholesomely folksy.

Originally published in 1948, it's still selling briskly more than 60 years later.

In England Axis securities are traded more or less briskly by London brokers.

"I have still a lot of dreams, just not in regard to my love life any more," she says briskly.