Sentence examples for another brainchild from inspiring English sources

Last year's Independent arrived not long after the not-for-profit X Initiative (another brainchild of Ms. Dee) departed from the same space and benefited from the alternative energy still haunting the building.

Another brainchild is Robotender, a robot bartender with a television for a head that can be programmed to tell jokes and, as the company's literature notes, can also be programmed "to dance to specific music videos".

But then, that's the fatal flaw of any emblem – he can no more represent every Stonewall rioter than Jake Gyllenhaal can represent every victim of climate change in The Day After Tomorrow, another Emmerich brainchild.

Another idea the brainchild of ImaRx, a pharmaceuticals company based in Tucson, Arizona is to use bubbles to deliver anti-inflammatory drugs to the joints of people suffering from arthritis.

EA is also slated to launch "The Sims 3," another Wright brainchild, in June.

Ellison, said he believes OracleMobile can be as successful as another Oracle brainchild, Liberate lbrt, whose set-top software connects televisions to the Internet.

Another Thomas brainchild: a wireless gadget that can sense its physical location, match it to a geographic database defining the various frequencies in use and then adjust its transmissions to avoid interference.

The idea for Clix was lifted from Britain's Freeserve (the brainchild of another retailer, Dixons).

The Jules Verne concept was the brainchild of another French multihull star, Bruno Peyron.

Another was Operation Hammer, the brainchild of Chief Daryl Gates, which rounded up suspected gang members en masse.

It is in fact the brainchild of another New Yorker contributor, William Dalrymple: The Jaipur Literature Festival, now in its fifth year.