Sentence examples for brainchild in from inspiring English sources

The plan to raise capital gains tax is Cable's brainchild in his period as Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman.

The program was the brainchild in the mid-1990s of Brenda Krause Eheart, who has a doctorate that focuses on child development.

The smart carpet is the brainchild, in part, of Manchester's Dr. Patricia Scully, whose expertise is in optical sensing, photonic devices, and "polymer optoelectronics," among other things.

Add to that the advent of more light-hearted dating sites aimed at younger audiences, such as Match.com (the television adverts scream: "Too many women! Men join for free!") and Mysinglefriend.com (Sarah Beeny's brainchild, in which your best mate writes your character profile), and you can see why the barriers have been broken down in recent years.

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

People living outside Japan have to hope that Thanko's will include their newest brainchild in the company's official English online shop (shipping begins August 16).

It began as the brainchild of In-Goo Kwak, a senior at Winchester who began campaigning for the program when he was a freshman.

Thursday's welcome was the brainchild of In-Kook Rho, a 79-year-old Koreatown Methodist elder whose gratitude toward America goes back more than half a century to the Korean War.

From the very start it felt like one person's brainchild, less in its storytelling than in its details, its tone, its moods, its images.

The program we were watching was Adnan's brainchild, and in just a few months it had proved to be one of the most effective psychological operations of the war.

He departed and opened brainchild Amass in 2013.