Aided by the brilliant puppetry of Blind Summit he transforms himself into characters drawn from comic books and from the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata.
She was brilliant at the early summits; brought everyone together, acted as peacemaker, got deals done.
They insist despite a dearth of evidence that Trump's performances in Singapore and at the Group of Seven summit were strategically brilliant, rather than reflections of an irrational narcissist who will say anything (whether it's compliments to Kim Jong Un or fiery nonsense to a Tampa crowd) to garner praise.
With so many brilliant guides in town for our summit, my radio staff and I take full advantage of the opportunity, and line up about 18 hours of recording sessions during our summit week.
There she was in her ink-black glory, her snow-capped summit standing proud against a brilliant blue sky.
Brilliant Minds is a carefully curated thought leadership summit at the heart of a week-long festival of ideas in the Swedish capital.
Recently, I attended the second annual Romney E-2 summit in Park City, Utah where Mitt invites brilliant problem solvers from both sides of the political aisle to tackle some of the nation's most pressing problems.
A note for Barack Obama in March 2009 summarised Sarkozy: "A pragmatist and an activist, he can be brilliant, impatient, undiplomatic, hard to predict, charming, innovative, and summit-prone".
Mr Cameron said the Nato summit would give a "real boost" to Wales and be a "brilliant advertisement".
The afterparty we ended up at was pretty much the summit of everything that people from Yorkshire hate about Londoners, and thus pretty brilliant.
