Sentence examples for that brainchild from inspiring English sources

That brainchild was Findwhat.com, which was the first publicly traded internet company on NASDAQ that posted a profit.

They've all reserved some of their harshest words for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, that brainchild of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., who conceived the agency before running for office.

Brad, exuberant and outgoing, is proud that his brainchild still lives on.

Desgrange added that his brainchild had been "killed by its own success and the blind passions it has unleashed".

Toward the end of his life, long after the Yule log had been yanked from the WPIX lineup, Fred Thrower hoped aloud that his brainchild would survive him.

IN THE weeks before Trinity, the first test of an atomic bomb, some of the physicists in the Manhattan Project fretted that their brainchild might set off a reaction that would burn up the Earth's atmosphere.

I have reminded the founder of Monocle — Victor Navasky, who is fortunate enough to have a Monocle marriage himself — that his brainchild proved to be more durable as a marriage brokerage than as a magazine.

By comparing the ever-changing pattern of the asteroids against the backdrop of fixed stars, it can work out exactly where it is.Though its handlers obviously hope that their brainchild will succeed, Deep Space 1's relatively low cost (just over $150m, compared with $1.5 billion for the Galileo probe currently orbiting Jupiter), means that its failure would not be a disaster.

But Vasile admits that his brainchild was first known as "BookRipper," and was partly funded by QuestionCopyright.org, an organization whose favorite slogans include "Radical Copyright Reform" and "Copying Is Not Theft". A line from Question Copyright's FAQ: "Q: Isn't copying a copyrighted work stealing?

Elferink told VICE that his brainchild scheme is a proven way to rehabilitate offenders and give them more options, so they don't re-offend when they leave prison.

"Hannah was the first film where I had the brainchild that we would all live together.