In late 2019, more than 400 Nike employees decided that rather than head to their desks on a brisk December morning, that they would instead take up signs and picket their own employer.
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Begin with a short jog, brisk walk, jump-rope session, or vigorous house chores followed by arm and leg swings to get the blood moving and the muscles loosened.
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The Wall Street Journal is helping marketers manage the rapid pace of change by building products that help get branded content campaigns out at a brisk pace.
‘Without the luxury of time’: The Wall Street Journal rolls out new products for the fast-tempo ad market|Lucinda Southern|September 15, 2020|Digiday
The Spire, like most fountains, has the basics -- Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sierra Mist, Brisk Iced Tea and SoBe Lifewater.
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The voting was brisk although not as much compared to recent elections, locals said.
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Opt for a brisk 20-minute walk around the park to get your blood pumping.
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In the fetal position, she begins shivering from the brisk wind.
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There was brisk vehicular traffic all along the road, and most of it German.
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A brisk trade was soon opened; the articles in greatest request being powder and ball.
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The village lay three miles from the post, and during the day, Dillon considered it nothing more than a brisk walk.
Feet Of Clay|Phillip Hoskins
A brisk breath of wind from the Fjord came careering through the gallery, and blew coldly upon his forehead.
Thelma|Marie Corelli
He was a brisk sort of fellow, and he was working at his breakfast busily.
Two Arrows|William O. Stoddard
Set it over a brisk fire, and keep it scalding hot till all the grapes have burst.
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British Dictionary definitions for brisk
brisk
/ (brɪsk) /
adjective
lively and quick; vigorousa brisk walk; trade was brisk
invigorating or sharpbrisk weather
verb
(often foll by up)to enliven; make or become brisk