12 Sentences With "brainery"

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Reflect on media innovations that failed and succeeded at the Prospect Heights Brainery. from The New York Times
Brooklyn Brainery offers a class on the history of the popular spirit that includes samples. from The New York Times
Learn how to write a cookbook proposal at the Brainery Annex in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Learn about the history of candy in a lecture at the Prospect Heights Brainery in Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Learn how to write a cookbook proposal at the Brainery Annex in Brooklyn on Wednesday evening. from The New York Times
The "historic gastronomist" Sarah Lohman leads a class on smartphone food photography at the Prospect Heights Brainery in Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Self-Publishing: Everything You Need to Know, a workshop at the Brooklyn Brainery in Prospect Heights, meets at 8:30 p.m. from The New York Times
Learn about the long history of gin (it started out as medicine), complete with tasting, at Brooklyn Brainery in Prospect Heights. from The New York Times
She started her house hunting in earnest last summer with a home-buying class offered by Brooklyn Brainery and taught by Alison McQueen, an associate broker at the Corcoran Group in Park Slope. from The New York Times
As food historian Sarah Lohman recounted at her recent "Candy: From Early History to Halloween" talk at the Brooklyn Brainery, they'd even attempted to create a new holiday called the "Sweetest Day" (still celebrated in some parts of the Midwest). from Hyperallergic
The Alicia Patterson Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation have supported her work. Brooke borel is not only an author, journalist, and editor, but she also teaches writing workshops at the Brooklyn Brainery and New York University. Her work began after a college experience living in New York. She later decided to begin studying bed bugs.
Others attempted to follow its model in other locations or focus on different mediums. Former students of 3rd Ward started their own skillshare called "Brooklyn Brainery" offering lower priced classes were just one of many new competitors. There were also many new investors by the end of 2012. Joanne Wilson, wife of New York venture capitalist Fred Wilson, invested and became the director of 3rd Ward’s board.