He has been awakened by genius in the middle of the night, by the sound of genius pacing the halls; he has made genius his coffee, and his breakfast, and his ham sandwich, and his tea; he has been naked with genius, coaxed genius from panic, brought genius's pants from the tailor, and ironed his shirts for a reading.
Falafel, who was captaining "the World," was putting together an international team, and hoped to bring in Genius and Abe the Snake.
Farmelo gained access to a previously unmined family archive in Florida hopes the book will bring the genius of Dirac – and his importance to science – to a wider public.
Surely the Zen master of genuine show titles such as My Kids Are Black And Angry, and I'll Prove The Child You Abused Is Really Your Son could bring his genius to bear here.
The only way to guarantee great output is to create the conditions for those around you to bring their genius to the fore; whether that's your people, customers, agencies or suppliers.
Fewer pictures and more drama might have brought his genius to life.
The band brings its genius simplicity to Carnegie Hall with string adornment from the classical ensemble yMusic.
The reign of Charles I was a glorious chapter in British cultural history, when great European artists brought baroque genius to the courts in Greenwich and Whitehall, among them, famously, Rubens and Van Dyck.
Three years on, I was asked to adapt Nicholas Nickleby, and he brought that genius to a part some thought less fruitful than the wonderful Dickensian grotesques which surrounded it.
It is obvious that some master craftsman has brought his genius to a field that had remained too long in the primitive stage of painting black, white, and blue streaks on transports and covering seige gun s with mosquito netting.
