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Перевод: briskness

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1. But he thought something more normal might pay dividends, something that was more within the boy's everyday range of experience, so he sat himself behind the headmaster's desk and cultivated an air of briskness.
2. Her briskness.
3. For examples of this way of writing seen in the American manner, that is, told with that tremendous briskness of pace and with a fine spattering of one-line wisecracks, let me recommend the farce crime novels of Donald E. Westlake.
4. "True, we've certainly just achieved a major success together at Naxxar!" she told Anneliese, with determined briskness.
5. Tom's quick testing of her tendon reflexes revealed their characteristic briskness, and both the medical professionals realised that the condition was progressing, when they had been hoping against all the evidence that it would not.
6. Lee "s briskness had been a last stand and she was ready to turn and walk down the five flights of stairs again when the door in front of her suddenly swung open and Lee found herself walking through the doorway.
7. In those days the Fellows of Corpus were rather proud of the briskness of their conversation.
8. The bobbly briskness of our stride.
9. "That I can't help you with," said Pumfrey, his characteristic briskness now almost contemptuous.
10. One Sunday in May Sarah walked to Turnmill Street with a slice of meatloaf, a fruit pie and various other luxuries tied up in brown paper to look like laundry, By then she was five months into pregnancy, though no one would have guessed, although she didn't climb the stairs with her usual briskness.
11. His briskness of pace off the pitch became legendary, and he is said to have been the first bowler deliberately to have deployed the seam in his technique.
12. Annabel's briskness brought Miranda back to herself; she'd had it easy, and besides, in her case, when people had noticed the caramel flavour of her looks, as they had in Paris, it had worked to her advantage.
13. Then the pathologist straightened himself and said, with an attempt at briskness: