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Meanings of brisk business in English

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Usage of brisk business in English
1
Army contractors did a brisk business; but otherwise there was little doing.
Stories by American Authors, Volume 5
2
Buyers' scramble for cash means brisk business for mortgage brokers and alternative lenders.
Reuters
3
Yet despite their small-guy place, they were doing a brisk business.
Wired
4
I was the only doubter, however, for the man did a brisk business.
The diary of mattie spenser
5
Overall, dealers were delighted with the brisk business at the fair.
BBC
6
At half-past seven, Van Gundy's tavern was doing a brisk business.
Speaks the Nightbird
7
In Shinagawa, the roadside inns, teahouses, and restaurants were doing a brisk business.
Shinjū
8
Here and there meat was being sold by Dutch auction, a brisk business.
Thyrza
9
This time of year the shopping malls and restaurants were doing a brisk business.
A visible darkness
10
Molly's doing a brisk business these days, she said proudly.
Daniel's desire
11
Locksmiths and security alarm companies were also experiencing brisk business.
The Irish Times
12
Ms Kingi said the eatery was doing a brisk business.
Radio NZ
13
In one corner, an ad hoc bar with four bartenders was doing brisk business.
Abaddon's Gate
14
For a word of medieval origin, "tawdry" is still doing brisk business.
The Irish Times
15
The club did brisk business, varied clientele but mostly male.
Altered carbon
16
The olive-skinned woman running it was doing a brisk business.
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Brisk business through the time
Brisk business across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common