The Trump Twitter Archive is the brainchild of a for-now-unnamed programmer and former Peace Corps volunteer who is funding the whole project with the help of donations.
THAT "wonderful massive change in society" we call Women's Liberation is in important part the brainchild of Betty Friedan, for it is no exaggeration to say that the ideas in "The Feminine Mystique" and the legislation urged on by the National Organization for Women have permanently altered the American psyche.
The brainchild of Nathan Fielder, "Nathan For You" is best known for its gags that use small businesses.
A $3.5-million 3.5-millionded by donations and lauded by Mayor Ed Lee for its projectal to spur investment, the museum is the brainchild ofundedy Shaw, who for 35 years has run the Tenderloin Housing Clinic.
It's the brainchild of Olga Bloom, who searched for years for the perfect vessel before finding and then renovating a barge in 1977.
The brainchild of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the IPL has developed into the most lucrative and most popular outlet for the game of cricket.
The new window was the brainchild of Michael Ellis, MP for Northampton North, as chair of the all-party parliamentary group on the diamond jubilee.
Even if the NAIRU moves around and cannot be measured precisely, it still provides a helpful guide to thinking about economic policy.But praise for the brainchild of Messrs Friedman and Phelps goes only so far.
NZCA Lines may be the brainchild of Michael Lovett, but for this album he's joined by former Ash guitarist Charlotte Hatherley and Sarah Jones, who has played with NYPC and Hot Chip.
The Maastricht treaty that paved the way for the single currency was largely the brainchild of Mitterrand, whose price for accepting German unification was Germany's abandonment of the D-mark in favour of a single currency over which France hoped to have more control.
