Perspiration drips from the brow of the tall blond man.
More than ever it seems spurious to separate the funny Franco from the brow-furrowing one.
(And unless you sprang from the brow of Zeus fully formed, those issues affect those without children as well).
The deus — or rather, in this case, the dea — he found, sprung fully formed from the brow of Rush Limbaugh, is the governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin.
Fittingly, the first policy label that truly embraced both domestic and foreign policy burst from the brow of the first president of the television epoch, John F. Kennedy.
"Here is a new, young writer whose style and approach suggest that she has sprung, full-panoplied, from the brow of Edna Ferber".
"He created a whole field from scratch, from the brow of Zeus," David Forney, an electrical engineer and adjunct professor at M.I.T., said.
When a house becomes a celebrated work of architecture, it tends to be treated as if it had sprung full-grown from the brow of its creator.
The brows were filled with M.A.C. Cosmetics Eye Shadow in Coquette (or Concrete, a warmer tone), then diffused down from the brow bone to meet a sweep of Must Have Brown.
You can read about this and other eyebrow lore in an oddly diverting book by Ms. Cosio and Cynthia Robins, "The Eyebrow" (HarperCollins, 2000), a sort of cultural history of the world as seen from the brow.
