Sentences with word «braintrust»

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I am fairly excited to see what the new braintrust at Barnes and Noble has in store for us.

Money can't buy World Series trophies, and money can't buy happiness, but it can apparently buy some fancy roster moves and a new braintrust.

The COO Alliance is the start of an exclusive COO braintrust - and - if you qualify - your exclusive opportunity to learn from and connect with other top high - growth COOs from around North America.

They might be able to support him better, too, no offense to the La Russa / Stewart braintrust *.

It was a rebuilding move from a team that wasn't rebuilding, a move by someone who really, really, really trusted his assembled braintrust.

And if you picture the Astros» braintrust as mad scientists in a»50s B - movie, you can also picture Chris Davis lumbering off the operating table, groaning and thrashing about, their most diabolical creation ever.

He's done an admirable job bringing this injury - riddled team into playoff contention, but the question with Rivers is more whether his personal vision for the next twist in his career lines up with what the new Clippers» braintrust wants to do with the team.

But honestly, in the 80's a nutless squirrel could've done better drafting than the Falcons braintrust.

The SportStars editorial braintrust had a meeting of the minds not long after the 4th of July.

George Pataki's political braintrust).

When Disney's braintrust set its original sci - fi movie epic «Tomorrowland» for the Memorial Day weekend, it's doubtful they gave much thought to the Barden Bellas of «Pitch Perfect 2.»

Toyota says its Toyota Motorsports GmBH subsidiary — the former F1 braintrust now responsible for creating and fielding the TS030 hybrid prototype racer at Le Mans — developed the Yaris Hybrid R's driveline.

According to Autocar, the Ford braintrust is paying close attention to the reactions of building such a model.

Speaking in an interview with Famitsu translated by 1Up, Hayashi said, «The old Team Ninja had a certain braintrust, a group of a few people, and game development tended to always revolve around them.

Whoa, now I can stop taking my alergy medicine because my lungs are being saved from ai rpollution by, of all people, corporate braintrusts.....

The CBC braintrust panel suggested that «owners» should «stress test» their mortgage for rates at double the current level... bwahahahahahahahahahaaaaa.....

This network has been both the heart and braintrust of our organization.

In addition to cash, startup entrepreneurs that receive investment dollars from General Mills will get access to the braintrust of the supply chain, finance and marketing departments of the consumer products giant.

The braintrust at 16th and Georgetown seems to believe that IndyCar has a product worthy of showing off to masses.

Either Mustafi has really f'd us over or our braintrust is truly clueless.

Rest assured that the report will look pretty (assuming Larry Scwartz has nothing to do with it) and will state only the obvious compliments of the braintrust that Andy has assembled.

That it took Hein and his braintrust several weeks to upstage the legislature suggests headquarters might be losing its edge.

«Really, who you see today is the braintrust.»

Relocating the tribe to this summer camp - ish location allows the braintrust to conjure up a villain in Eugene Levy's Jimmy Murtaugh and his bimbo trophy - wife - with - a-heart-of-gold Sarina (Carmen Elektra).

The producers are making it a point to let everyone know the braintrust behind «Wedding Crashers» and «The Hangover» are behind The Change - Up; you be the judge about whether or not they've hit comedy gold again (the shit on the face is pretty funny).

The producers are making it a point to let everyone know the braintrust behind «Wedding Crashers» and «The Hangover» are behind The Change - Up;...

All of this should be a cakewalk for director Nash Edgerton, Joel's brother and the braintrust behind the loose Australian filmmaking collective Blue Tongue.

The first generation Kindle e-reader was made by LAB126, the braintrust that has developed every single tablet and e-reader ever made by Amazon.

He's actually looking forward to the next product by Itagaki himself as well, but Team Ninja will keep working as they have been — in the new mindset, without the braintrust, focused on making good games.

Team Ninja boss Yosuke Hayashi has recently said that with the «braintrust,» a group of a few people that tended to have game development revolve around them, gone from the studio, «each developer can think for themselves on what they can do to make better games.»

Oh, and don't even think that you are going to outsmart the braintrust at this Northern Virginia condo by providing DNA from another dog or from a neighborhood squirrel or what have you because the letter specified that «Dog owners are required to obtain and use the kit to take the DNA sample in the clubhouse in the presence of the On - Site Manager.»