brainchild

Both are his brainchild and would not function without him.

It is the brainchild still stands near the control room.

Paul and I had such great hopes for my brainchild.

"The one that is the brainchild of someone who's never been in a boat before?"

Still, she was thrilled with the success of their brainchild.

Yes, I let them put my name on it, but the book was the agent's brainchild.

But for one night, the brainchild of the bench coach was a success.

Yet many religious conservatives seem to make evil the brainchild of God himself.

The personality he projects may be someone else's brainchild entirely.

The proposed standards are the brainchild of the consumer credit industry.

Gray was praised far and wide for his war effort brainchild.

Murphy has always maintained that the league was his brainchild.

The book is the brainchild of a Saks marketing executive.

The game was actually the brainchild of someone outside of the studio.

A man's brainchild grows feeble faster than the man himself.

This is the brainchild of the local tourist office.

But not at Edison, his favorite brainchild and the nation's largest commercial manager of public schools.

We believe the operation was the brainchild of the chief of the medical staff.

This is very much the brainchild of the European Commission.

The statue was his brainchild in 1988 - and ever since, his life's work.

However, the first flop we'll talk about was actually Kroc's brainchild.

Gideon nodded again, more than willing to introduce his brainchild.

Nearly 30 years after their break up Brainchild members reunited in 2002 for a series of charity concerts.

Mr. Armstrong's brainchild has yet to make him rich, however.

Upon retirement, he refused to let his brainchild pass into another cartoonist's hands.