Sentence examples for their brainchild from inspiring English sources
Republican lawmakers insist that the bill was their brainchild.
Their brainchild, "River the Net," is now projected on a large screen in the museum.
Sometimes, they will enlist government to accelerate the "inevitable success" of their brainchild.
They were among the first nations to make explicit the connection between good business and personal freedom - between enrichment and enlightenment; and New Netherland was their brainchild.
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.
Most entrepreneurs cash in at the earliest moment, rather than raising their brainchildren to adulthood.
We clicked immediately and soon Siren was collaborating with Hello Velocity on their next brainchild, MeatFace (these boys love their protein!), a satirical ad campaign going on right now that is taking on the dehumanizing swipe culture of other dating apps and confidently declaring: Tinder, Meat Your Match.
Bernstein told me that he wants their next brainchild to become the friend you call on to listen to your problems or help with your homework.
It's disappointing, but not surprising, that New Jersey's governmental bureaucratic leadership is baffled by the criticism of their horrendous brainchild, E-ZPass ("Call It E-ZPass the Hard Way," Sept. 9).
She shows the premium that young hotshots there placed on "innovation" and "creativity," and she also conveys the horror that some of them later felt when they saw that their Frankensteinian brainchild had become a "rapacious scourge," as other firms monkeyed with its genetic code, moving from the world of high-grade corporate lending into the far more hazardous realm of subprime mortgages.
