Sentence examples for a brains from inspiring English sources

It's a brains job.

It's full of cute squirrels and curled-up hedgehogs, with a sense of knockabout fun and a "brains beats brawn" moral.

O'Driscoll has retired but Cian Healy, O'Connell, Sean O'Brien and Rob Kearney now form a formidable spine, while in Conor Murray and Jonathan Sexton they have a brains trust inferior to none.

Take his creation of a brains trust and an entire team around Nicole Cooke as she attempted to win the road race in Beijing, or his willingness to gamble – against the established guidelines – by backing Rod Ellingworth when he put forward his plan to found an academy for under-23 cyclists.

With home advantage, a team of all the talents and a brains-trust coaching staff whose experience dwarfs that of England's beer-loving boys, do New Zealand have only to overcome the cloying uncertainty that the race is not yet run?

Not a brain tumor.

He has a brain.

Brinton is a brain scientist.

They had a brain drain".

Riley has a brain tumor.

"You've got a brain.