Sentence examples for great mastermind from inspiring English sources

Everyone, it seems, is looking for the next great mastermind — even if three of the four coaches left coaching in these playoffs came from the defensive side of the ball (Bill Belichick, Mike Smith, John Harbaugh).

I've read that Tony Gilroy, the great mastermind behind the Bourne series is doing re-writes of the script.

The people behind it aren't great masterminds trying to take over the world.

I like hearing that, among the 14,000 items displayed at the Great Exhibition masterminded by Prince Albert in 1851, there was a knife with 1,851 blades and a four-sided piano for playing quartets.

But none of these occupants did more in so little time as France's all time greatest military mastermind and badboy, Napoleon Bonaparte.

He was a great runner and masterminded a great Olympics.

It is another tick in the box for John Kear, one of the sport's great coaches who masterminded Sheffield's famous Challenge Cup success of 1998.

And considering that he broke his promise to marry one of Walder Frey's daughters in order to marry Talisa, which led to the Red Wedding and decimation of the northern army, it would have certainly been a great tactical move by mastermind Tywin Lannister.

Bruce Reynolds, who masterminded the Great Train Robbery, said of the Securitas conspirators: "Their problem was that their robbery, like ours, was too big.

Sir Gary Verity (who is chairing the Great Exhibition board), having masterminded Yorkshire's successful bid to host the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart, hopes the show will encourage more graduates from northern universities to stick around once they get their degrees, rather than legging it down to the capital.

Ben Chang started at Greendale as a Spanish professor and somehow transformed into a criminal mastermind whose greatest weapon is his ability to use his name as a pun.