Sentence examples for brains to make from inspiring English sources

It takes a certain kind of brains to make billions, and bravo for that.

Those random images then enter our brains to make us think of a man-horse or a phantom.

His uncle and his father-in-law are famous lawyers, and he has had the brains to make the best of the opportunities these relationships have given him.

"They are supposed to use their brains to make money for the country," Mr. Pirotte said, and those who don't are left powerless.

This confirmed that, contrary to some conjecture, early hominids did not need big brains to make their way out of Africa.

"I wanted people to understand," says Simon Callow as Galileo, looking fiercely into the camera, that "nature gave them eyes to see her works, but also brains to make them capable of understanding them".

Apparently this relaxes the prefrontal cortex, enabling the brain to make serendipitous connections.

Just to fire the brain, to make sure it has a better communication flow".

Some may argue that colour itself is just a construct imposed by the brain to make sense of the world.

Maybe it would encourage her brain to make a different perceptual inference; maybe it would press reset.

There are too many patients to care for, too much personal history to absorb, too many decisions for a sleep-deprived brain to make.