brainchild

To set up a foundation in our college to help poor students was the brainchild of our sociology professor.

The Proms was the brainchild of the impresario Robert Newman, manager of the newly built Queen's Hall in London.

A lazy person may be so distrustful of his fellow workers that he is having his brainchild stolen.

At this vital, near-final stage he wanted nothing to go wrong with the launching of his brainchild.

Tripod, the web hosting service, was the brainchild of two Williams College students.

It is the brainchild of a group led by Bobby Cohanim at the Draper Laboratory, an independent research centre in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The musical was the brainchild of the Red Song Association in Chongqing.

This invention is the brainchild of a Harvard University professor and aerosol scientist David Edwards, aged 49 years.

The newspaper article was about the "Say Yes to Education" project, the brainchild of a smart, caring, rich guy named George Weiss.

It is the brainchild of Ren Ng, who originally developed the concept for his doctoral thesis at Stanford University.

The brainchild of American company Linden Lab, Second Life players can create a virtual alter ego, an avatar.

The port is the brainchild of Mr Rajapaksa, whose family won several seats in the district in parliamentary elections last month.

Background: This award-winning tilt-bridge is the brainchild of Wilkinson Eyre, a London-based architecture firm.

This magnificent piece of art is the brainchild of Alabama Chanin, and is available for $735.

Some people send the virus which makes the computer break down, steal others' brainchild, and hack others' account.

We hoped the bus tour, the brainchild of Susan Thomases and David Wilhelm, would keep the excitement and momentum of the convention going.

Earthships are the brainchild of Michael Reynolds, a motorcycle-riding son of the counter-culture movement of the 1960s and 1970's.

Owl City is the electronic brainchild of Adam Young, who launched the project in 2007 while living at his parents' home in Owatonna, MN.

Facebook, the brainchild of Mark Zuckerberg while he was still studying at Harvard University, launched in February 2004.

This new program was the brainchild of Bill Gates.

Free ATMs NYC is the brainchild of a 25-year-old entrepreneur named Clinton Townsend.

Advocates plan a Poverty Olympics on Sunday, the brainchild of four Downtown Eastside groups.

It's all the brainchild of the IOC President Jacques Rogge, but can it work?

The technology is the brainchild of veteran British games designer Peter Molyneux.

Garfield is the brainchild of American cartoonist Jim Davis.

When his brainchild was plagiarized, he went off the deep end.

The all-in-one train is the brainchild of engineers at Bombardier, the Canadian train and airplane maker.

The museum itself is the brainchild of a breakup.

The invention, called holographic telepresence, is the brainchild of researchers at the University of Arizona College of Optical Sciences.

A brainchild of the ruling al-Maktoum family, the DIFC is a tax-free zone for wholesale financial services.

The system is the brainchild of Lior Hessel.

So we would all spare ourselves an awful lot of trouble if McCain's brainchild were buried as quickly as possible.

The Winslet algorithm is the brainchild of David Steele, head of research and statistics at the UK Film Council.

The dam was the brainchild of Mao Zedong.

Their brainchild would change the course of the Internet.

A more cynical view is that the FSA has survived as long as it has without bloodletting because it is the brainchild of Gordon Brown.

It's the brainchild of Tim Maltin, a historian who has written three books about Titanic.

The training regimen is the brainchild of Yue-Sai Kan, a 61-year-old, Chinese-born, American television celebrity.

The current incarnation of Global Times is the brainchild of Wang's boss, Mr. Hu.

The brainchild of American firm Gourmet Gift Baskets, the cupcake smashed the previous record of 151 lbs set on July 20.

He does, however, have a track record of going to places where his brainchild is viewed with suspicion.

The project is the brainchild of BIDCO Refineries Ltd, which operates a vegetable oil plant in Jinja.

The billboard is the brainchild of Adrac, a global advertising and marketing agency.

The 3-D remake is the brainchild of Stephen Shiu Jr. and his father, Stephen Shiu, who produced the 1991 version.

The following year Jobs leaves his brainchild company.

brainchild of mine has saved us a lot of money.

As professor Wafaa Bilal's brainchild, the camera can take still pictures at one-minute intervals.

The novel plan is the brainchild of the International Rice Research Institute of the Philippines, partnering with Voice of Ho Chi Minh.

Microbial art is the brainchild of Dr T Ryan Gregory from Canada's University of Guelph.

The brainchild of the engineer will save us a lot of time and energy.

The club is the brainchild of 74-year-old David Lieu, a businessman based in Hong Kong who made his fortune in shipping and real estate.

The brainchild of many of automobile manufacturers

brainchild: an idea or invention of one person or a small group of people