Examples of using Brainchild in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Brainchild, that's enough!
Oh, that was your brainchild, Ed.
Whose brainchild is this, yours?
And now you want to do the same thing to your brainchild.
Brainchild of Charlotte Bernice, London School of Economics.
This robot is the brainchild of volcanologist Daniel Trepkos.
This politics of… chaos and destruction is the brainchild of this man here.
The hoverbike is the brainchild of engineer and helicopter pilot Chris Malloy.
The DeLorean time machineMarty uses to travel back to the future was the brainchild of automotive engineer John Z.
The brainchild of a brilliant opportunist-- a broker of bonds, a procurer of peace.
She said, since the Night Program was my brainchild… that the buck starts and stops with me.
Users from around the world add a video here, putting it on public display,and want to get feedback on their"brainchild".
By the way, another famous brainchild of Uvarov is the Pulkovo Observatory in St. Petersburg.
Developers do not even too lazy to copy the font and style of writing of the game,which shows a"painstaking" work on his brainchild.
A policy of overseas imperialism, the brainchild of his Foreign Secretary Bernhard von Bulow.
The brainchild of an adrenaline junkie from Germany, SCAD diving is the only sport of its kind that offers an unattached free fall.
In 2009, Bilderberg chairman Étienne Davignon bragged abouthow the Euro single currency was a brainchild of the Bilderberg Group.
The Facebook Class was the brainchild of B.J. Fogg, who runs the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford.
While it would come to epitomize the cultural wasteland of postwar suburbia,the shopping mall was the brainchild of an avant-garde European socialist named Victor Gruen.
The first cash register was the brainchild of James Ritty, a“dealer of pure whiskies, fine wines and cigars”.
The brainchild of Seth MacFarlane, the Family Guy franchise survived two cancellations to spawn a multi-billion dollar franchise with a television series, merchandise, and even a videogame.
In 1826 or 1827(the exact date is unknown),when the"strike-up" matches, the brainchild of the English inventor John Walker, began to be produced on an industrial scale, the gathering of off-match boxes received a wide scope.
The brainchild of Walter Ott, it is one of the purest gold regular-issue coins in the world with a gold content of .9999 millimesial finess(24 carats)some special issues .99999 fine.
England's first coffeehouse was the brainchild of a businessman known as“Jacob the Jew”, who opened the Angel Inn in Oxford in 1650.
Atlantropa was the brainchild of the German architect Herman Sörgel, who tirelessly promoted his project from 1928 until his death in 1952.
The Green Revolution was the brainchild of the Rockefeller Foundation's natural science division, in partnership with large agricultural corporations.
The Psychology of Facebook is the brainchild of Professor B J Fogg, a pioneering persuasion psychologist who founded the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford.
Established in 1931, it was the brainchild of Albert Gallatin, a noble statesman who was the secretary of treasury during the reign of President Thomas Jefferson.
The IIACF, also the brainchild of Rabbi Benny Elon, has defended Israel on recent matters, such as the flotilla and Goldstone events, in European forums and parliaments.