Sentence examples for brain street from inspiring English sources

A cardboard-and-burlap figure called "Street Chick (Hanging)" is a skull-faced ghoul in a miniskirt; "Rag Doll" is needle-thin and wired as if with electrodes to the brain; "Street Head I" is a five-foot-wide sphere as dark, blank and ominous as a meteorite.

For my own studies, I am currently reading, The Emotional Life of Your Brain (Hudson Street Press, 2012) by Richard Davidson and Sharon Begley.

Malkil appeared in an episode of Captain N: The Game Master called "Nightmare on Mother Brain's Street" where the world of the game was referred to as "Excalibur" and not Elrond.

Winner: Raj Rajaratnam Long Term Capital Management vs. Michael Milken L.T.C.M., led by the unsinkable John Meriwether, brought his A game out to the courts, leveraging every instrument he could get his hands on and wrapping them altogether into a wicked knot that only the entire Wall Street brain trust could unravel in time to prevent the world's end.

When one of the twirty-somethings experiences a sudden rush of sadness, we learn that "his brain was Old Street, and the traffic came from all directions," while the mystery of Murray is compared to the "sound of London in the dead of night, when you can close your eyes and take a deep breath and you listen to the silence and you still know exactly where you are".

The Emotional Life of Your Brain [Hudson Street Press, $25.95] is about how and why people differ in their response to life's slings and arrows.

This means reducing the size of the financial sector and the Wall Street "brain drain" - which has distracted the nation's best and brightest minds from the work of real innovation and entrepreneurship - and refocusing on productive, export-oriented industries.

Three times they were hit with the irredeemable logic of three of the cleverest financial brains on Wall Street – those of Mike Gelband, our global head of fixed income, Alex Kirk, global head of distressed trading research and sales, and Larry McCarthy, head of distressed bond trading.

"I cannot understand how the brains of Wall Street allowed the subprime crisis to happen".

The economy is a mystery to the best brains of Threadneedle Street, scratching their heads at figures showing unemployment and earnings growth are both heading south at a rapid pace.

First, legislation by its nature is backwards looking and the brains on Wall Street will always find a loophole around it.