| She's cute, she's rude and she's a brainbox and a manic obsessive, that makes her an interesting and real babe. |
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| Long characterised as a didactic brainbox, Shaw, at his best, was a displaced poet. |
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| Some seven centuries had passed since some brainbox had worked out a way to travel faster than light. |
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| It takes quite a brainbox to possess expertise in philosophy, mathematics and drama, but John Mighton is such a man. |
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| But the brainbox who attended the London Business School and Harvard was not an engineer and he was badly briefed. |
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| The author, historian, philosopher, management consultant, Oxford don and all-round brainbox doesn't do interviews. |
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| I'm not a brainbox, but I'm pretty sure mine is higher than that. |
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| You don't need to be a brainbox to realise we're all different. |
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| It's a big week for Elliot, as the bumbling brainbox takes on a new role as Director of Research. |
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| Then there is Mr Brown, the clunking brainbox impatient for his turn, who bragged as chancellor that he had commanded boom and bust to cease and was caught behind the knees as prime minister when the economy collapsed. |
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| And he is convinced the drive and determination behind the brainbox image will take him all t he way to the English Premier League. |
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| The former Countdown brainbox, who grew up in Prestatyn, is the first person to take the Rear of the Year title twice. |
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| Quizmaster John Humphrys will crown the champion brainbox after the usual specialist and general knowledge rounds. |
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| This is the brainbox movement which holds that the starting point of philosophical thinking must be the experiences of the individual. |
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| The charity BRAINBOX, based at Disability North in Gosforth, Newcastle, organised the balloon release fundraiser at Alnwick Garden in Northumberland over the weekend. |
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