They went briskly across Rockefeller Center and up Fifth Avenue past St.
He told her to leave it all to him and he went briskly to work.
Some offenders stood politely, listened to the whole speech, expressed one of several variations on liberal piety (they were, after all, well-informed people), and then went briskly about their business.
Boonmee is suffering from kidney disease, and as he goes briskly about his everyday business, accompanied by his sister-in-law, Jen (Jenjira Pongpas), and the young men he has hired as caretakers, it becomes clear that he is saying goodbye.
The GDP per head of Tanzania's 39m people is going up briskly, but is still only $860 per person.Most of Shinyanga's 3m people are subsistence farmers and pastoralists.
But those gains have recently begun to fall away, as attention has turned from security to joblessness and economic drift.Manuel Valls, the Socialist prime minister, briskly went on television on election night to congratulate voters for depriving the National Front of victory.
ROBERTA BERNSTEIN HEBER Second Career Roberta Bernstein Heber could appear to be all business, but those close to her knew that she was a soft touch, the kind of person who briskly went down her "to do" list but had smiles and hugs to spare at the end of the day.
One such report, on the national news agency ANSA, said, "Maria seems to be holding up well after 14 days on hunger strike, and today at noon, in the torrid heat of Rome, she arrived at St. Peter's, crossed the piazza briskly, went around the obelisk, walked up the steps of the basilica and went into the church," in spike heels no less, the report noted.
In a 1963 New York Times article, Brian O'Doherty wrote that Lichtenstein's work was not art, saying Lichtenstein was "one of the worst artists in America" who "briskly went about making a sow's ear out of a sow's ear".
In 1963, O'Doherty wrote his belief that Lichtenstein's work was not art in The New York Times saying, he was "one of the worst artists in America" who "briskly went about making a sow's ear out of a sow's ear".
Move briskly when you must walk.
