Sentence examples for move so briskly from inspiring English sources

The committee was clearly keen on John XXIII and John Paul II, even if it seemed a trade union stitch-up for popes to move so briskly from office to sanctity.

But Thomas is a youthful forty-five, and he moved so briskly on the crutches that his tie bounced on his well-muscled chest.

Yet the hosts were further disconcerted in the early stages, when Milan moved so briskly into the challenge to dispossess Spurs by outnumbering them in the centre as Mathieu Flamini, Clarence Seedorf and the impressive Kevin-Prince Boateng shifted the ball crisply to their front-line.

The program, which was televised in more than a dozen countries, moved along so briskly that it ended ten minutes before the appointed hour.

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.

Seldom have the complexities of history been so briskly shelved.

But the director, Luke Harlan, makes everything move as briskly as possible, given the limitations.

Even so, new technology, like 3-D televisions that often need specialists to answer the questions of consumers, was not moving as briskly as hoped.

So Mr. Djukanovic's awkward limbo continues, with him caught among competing pressures -- from some supporters to move more briskly toward independence, from Washington and NATO not to precipitate a crisis, and from Belgrade aimed at undermining him.

Some are in good spirits and move around briskly on crutches chatting.

'The Voice' recap: Battles move along briskly.