Sentence examples for particularly briskly from inspiring English sources

And not only did they dispense advice – the most famous of them all, perhaps, the Daily Mirror's Marje Proops doing so particularly briskly during her 40-year tenure – but increasingly they became campaigners.

Mr. Bezos said he was heartened that these new product lines posted sales at an annual rate of $500 million a year, and he noted that sales of consumer electronics were growing particularly briskly.

Under the crush of an anxious foot, the car accelerates briskly, particularly with the bigger engine and the manual transmission.

A retrospective of the first season in Entertainment Weekly rated "Ice" an "A−" and described it as "particularly taut and briskly paced".

The six-week shoot took place under fairly grueling conditions; although the sea and a decent hotel were only a short bus ride away, 10 miles inland the desert winds were fierce -- not particularly pleasant, Ms. McTeer said briskly, describing 12-hour days that ended with cast members covered in sand.

After stopping at one of a series of stop lights in a city or elsewhere with many stop lights, accelerate briskly to and, particularly if you are starting late from toward the back of a queue, the speed limit.

As for Hayek, Burgin makes it clear how taken aback he was by the reaction to 1944's The Road to Serfdom, which sold more briskly than he expected, particularly in the United States.

Less expensive craft supplies, which generally account for 41percentt of revenue, are moving briskly, and sales have been particularly strong for supplies used to make jewelry, baked goods, scrapbooks and decorated clothing.

In addition, she said, political memoirs, particularly of former prime ministers, have been selling briskly for some time.

Particularly effective was the howling, icy wind evoked by the briskly bowed strings near the end of the score.

She towelled off quickly, briskly, never touching herself in any indulgent or particularly sensual way.