11.   Yet somehow the galleries were open again and doing a brisk trade, and publishers could not remember when they had sold so many books.

12.   At lunchtime, street vendors did a brisk trade with customers who had shucked off their scarves and left their overcoats in the office.

13.   Because of its location and longevity, the store does a brisk trade, dominating neighborhood drug sales.

14.   --- The street corner has become a setting for four hours of brisk trade and bonhomie over rich New Orleans coffee and homemade sweet potato pies.

15.   By midtown, streets were quite crowded and restaurants were doing a brisk trade.

16.   Even after that, and even as it described Iran as a leading sponsor of terror, the United States continued to do a brisk trade with Tehran.

17.   Hotels are jammed and restaurants and bars are already doing a brisk trade.

18.   If things go according to the Contract With America, architects can at least look forward to a brisk trade designing prisons.

19.   It had a brisk trade in cotton, shown in the cart, and other goods.

20.   Its many churches and synagogues do a brisk trade each weekend.