Sentence examples for new brainchild from inspiring English sources

Those questions came to mind again and again as I spent more than 60 hours recently with Spore, the almost impossibly ambitious new brainchild of Will Wright.

Next to that is our new brainchild, Cartoons at Random, which, with each click, shows you a cartoon randomly selected from a collection of more than two thousand, with more being added even as I write.

Enter the new brainchild of O'Neil's U.S. Basketball Academy: a program to admit junior Chinese players to American high schools, then return them to their homelands at a higher level.

Photograph: Jim Cox/AP Rarely has a Broadway musical incited debate about the history of gay people in America, but A Catered Affair, the new brainchild of former drag queen Harvey Fierstein, author of Torch Song Trilogy and La Cage aux Folles, is an exception to the rule.

Now ByteDance is in the spotlight with its new brainchild, Duoshan.

For the Snow Bunny: The Ski Week is the new brainchild from the makers of The Yacht Week.

To their ranks, the two Toms, Sawyer and Jones, may welcome Johnny One-Eye, Jerome Charyn's newest brainchild.

Now he's targeted Williams-Sonoma, Whole Foods and Zabar's with his newest brainchild, the high-end Steven Smith Teamaker.

People living outside Japan have to hope that Thanko's will include their newest brainchild in the company's official English online shop (shipping begins August 16).

The newest musical brainchild of Diplo in collaboration with Switch, Major Lazer is a cross-cultural dancehall amalgamation of some of the best sounds and performers in dance music today.

The new scheme, the brainchild of the government of Andhra Pradesh, does not require the recipients to travel.