Sentence examples for a brainchild from inspiring English sources

"Ebola is a brainchild of HIV," he said.

It would be one of the so-called energy research hubs, which are a brainchild of Energy Secretary Steven Chu.

A brainchild of the ruling al-Maktoum family, the DIFC is a tax-free zone for wholesale financial services.

Critics had raved about the production, a brainchild of the Industry, LA's premier avant garde opera company.

The scene was the latest of eBay's "Voice of the Customer" sessions, a brainchild of its chief executive, Meg Whitman.

The most visible — and often, the funniest — of all of the responses was the #romancekills hashtag on Twitter, a brainchild of the writer Jason Pinter.

The Act, a Brownlee brainchild, created a Drought Relief Commissioner to whom farmers in affected areas could turn for financial counselling and asset administration.

The skyscraper began life as a businessman's brainchild, a way to squeeze greater profits from expensive downtown real estate.

So the agency finally bowed to a neighborhood brainchild — remove the baskets.

A Frank Luntz brainchild.

Legendary broadcaster Walter Cronkite joined the board of U.S. English, a Tanton brainchild established in 1983 whose goal was to make English the country's official language.