Sentence examples for that briskly from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies have shown, for instance, that briskly paced music tends to inspire equally briskly paced workouts, and that music also can distract and calm nervous competitors before a race or other high-pressure situation, improving their subsequent performance.

Each trainload was met by a well-practiced police unit that briskly encircled the new migrants and escorted them across the platform — past a cluster of ostensibly old-fashioned German bakeries selling soft pretzels, and towards a makeshift row of tents where volunteers performed basic medical checks.

She corrected that briskly: "They work because they're his possessions," emphasizing the last word.

He rolled an orange ball that briskly covered about 20 feet and stopped level with the hole.

Brown is readable; he tells a story that moves briskly along.

Yet the census report stood in sharp contrast to an economy and a stock market that grew briskly in 2003, especially in the second half of the year.

The show, written by Colman deKay, is structured as a lighthearted personal chronology that moves briskly from theme to theme, with sex leading the list.

Many of the simple but clever concepts that sell briskly — applications, for instance, that make the iPhone screen look like a frothing pint of beer or a koi pond — are already taken.

Inside, the 10-year-old son of the owners, Zak Cabello, when he's not helping out in the restaurant, makes bone-and-bead necklaces that sell briskly down the street at All My Relations Creations, which claims to be Manitou's only native-owned native craft store.

In 2013, a study in the American Heart Association journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology reported that walking briskly can lower your risk of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes.

Michael Petroni has written a screenplay that moves briskly and is narrated by Roger Allam, a character called Death.