Sentence examples for brainchild it from inspiring English sources
You can't blame Fabien Riggall, whose brainchild it all is, for sounding a little frazzled.
The rule, which is part of the Dodd-Frank Act, was Mr. Volcker's brainchild: it seeks to prevent banks from making speculative bets with shareholder money that could put themselves -- and taxpayers -- at risk.
Referred to by Mr. Merton as his "prodigal brainchild," it reveals the depth of his curiosity, the breadth of his prodigious research and the extraordinary patience that also characterize his academic writing.
You could be forgiven, amid the Brexit fracas, for not having noticed that Wednesday was Museum Selfie Day, a "fun day to encourage people to visit museums", in the words of Mar Dixon, whose brainchild it was.
It's Murray's brainchild and it's his show: there are only a few presenters who can banter with both snooker player Jimmy White and Skin from Skunk Anansie.
The magazine was the brainchild of It showcased one of Hugo Gernsback, the "father of science fiction", and it featured one of his most radical and yet most prescient ideas for the future of war: the "Automatic Soldier".
But "The Company," which is Ms. Campbell's brainchild, gets it right.
The facility, which you enter through a nondescript storefront on a once famously scruffy block now given over to discount shoe stores and student-friendly eating places, was Jimi Hendrix's brainchild, and it stands as an enduring part of his legacy.
In the end, the artist recognized an opportunity to promote his brainchild before it finally closes for good July 30.
The brainchild behind it all is the Montreal-based events and promotional company Samouraïs des Jungles Urbaines (SJU ."Our goal is to establish the club as a welcoming home to subcultures by creating a club environment fertile to creativity and freedom of thought," SJU tells THUMP.
Britten puts on a delightful show and, though I was a bit miffed to see it described as the "brainchild of Noel Britten", it enlivens dull Bath evenings.
