Sentence examples for brainchild from the from inspiring English sources

But its creator, Victor Gruen, a refugee from Nazi-occupied Vienna, must surely have drawn inspiration for his "brainchild" from the great shopping arcades of Europe.

For the Snow Bunny: The Ski Week is the new brainchild from the makers of The Yacht Week.

MR: This was your brainchild from back in 2006, it goes back that far, right?

If that isn't festive enough, head up to the roof, where Studio Film Club from Trinidad, brainchild of the artists Peter Doig and Che Lovelace, has screenings from 9 to 11 p.m. each night (weather permitting) in an open-air lounge (in case of rain, everything will move indoors).

It was the brainchild of Elizabeth Warren, the senator from Massachusetts who at that time was a professor at Harvard Law School, and was envisaged as an equivalent of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the financial industry.

The Cheval Blanc Atol is incredibly chic, but then again what would you expect from the brainchild of the luxury brand LVMH.

The whole of AOL On is the brainchild of the team from 5min, the video syndication network that AOL bought for $65 million, coincidentally at the same exact time as it bought TechCrunch.

The project was the brainchild of the Capital Markets Authority, with support from the Public Pensions Agency.

The restaurant is the brainchild of the Australian restaurateur Eddy Buckingham and Jeff Lam, from China, who insists that the cuisine is not Chinese but "globalized Asian contemporary".

Tio's Cerveceria is the brainchild of Jeremy Blackmore and Alex Dowd, both from the Shady Pines Saloon.

Craft Club, which was set up 18 months ago, was the brainchild of five teachers from The Appleton School in Benfleet.