Sentence examples for brilliant formula from inspiring English sources

Wild Swans is hardly literature but it was a brilliant formula.

Contrast this with the gentlemanly treatment Price received from Hamilton when Hamilton learned of a brilliant formula that Price had derived but not yet published.

He took the paper to its highest ever circulation, at more than 4.3m, and built on the brilliant formula created by its editor from the 1930s until the 50s, the legendary Arthur Christiansen.

Pirelli also closed a cable factory there in 2002, and Ford has just cut 500 jobs and suspended production of vans at nearby Swaythling.Eastleigh is hardly a tourist town a dour bronze railwayman is its main public monument but it has a brilliant formula for incubating new businesses.

It was Johnny who insisted that they never mess with the brilliant formula, displayed so perfectly on their 1976 debut album (often cited as the first, and best, punk album), that made the Ramones one of the most influential bands of their generation.

It's a brilliant formula, actually.

Urban II, an ambitious and ruthless Frenchman, launched the movement with a brilliant new formula: wipe the slate clean by going on the crusade.

On pure performance, the German must be considered the favourite to win the final race of a brilliant, marathon Formula 1 season in Abu Dhabi next Sunday, but he knows that is not enough on its own for him to win the world title and become the youngest champion in history.

The ultimate sweet snack, of course, was Dunkaroos, which used a similarly brilliant packaging formula.

There he became a population geneticist and tried to solve the mystery of altruism with brilliant mathematical formulas.

The plates on display in Paris are a brilliant blue, the formula for which was a secret known only to the Sèvres painters; on the borders are cameo-shaped decorations in neoclassical style on a black background.