briskly

The two teachers talk briskly to each other and to me.

I got to my feet briskly, and he made way for me to go out.

He looked after her as she briskly left the room.

For three days life in the new town went on briskly.

He is, after all, used to being about and very briskly as well.

About a third were told to briskly walk for 30 minutes, five days a week.

The door at the end of the room opened briskly and five men came in.

Most walk each day and many do so briskly for at least an hour.

That got people to move out of his way, and pretty briskly, too.

And the books continued to move briskly for a week.

The three under review here all tell the story briskly and well.

Without another word I turned and started walking briskly away from him.

She walked briskly away to the south part of town.

Michael walked briskly to the far door of the study.

He saw a man walking briskly along, coming toward him.

On the job front, though, things are moving along briskly.

They walked briskly and did not look at each other.

He looked up, and the man in brown was again walking briskly away.

He moved briskly, as if the day did not have enough hours to complete his work.

With no one to watch them, they walked briskly down to her room.

With that, he turned and walked briskly from the room.

"The staff knows I want everything first class," she says briskly.

They promised to come back soon, and briskly took to the air.

She dropped his hand and asked briskly: When can we leave?

Military courts move briskly through the long line of cases.