| Hockey is more objective, you have to be more tactical, there's more brainwork involved, it's not the same as playing with your home place. |
| Extremely clever at any form of brainwork, she was gauche and brusque in her manners, and totally lacking in perception. |
| After a moment's brainwork, I'd narrowed down the list of her possible locations to one place. |
| Lu Chen's work at the customs is regular and takes little brainwork. |
| According to Ramanan, the new model represents the combined brainwork of the department. |
| When there was heavy brainwork to be done, he understood the best cerebral lubricant was the humble bottle in his desk. |
