You're a lifesaver

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You're a lifesaver.

"Oh, thank you so much, John – you're a lifesaver".

I've been using T-Mobile's HotSpot@Home from Poland this week and I can honestly say that the service is a lifesaver if you're a frequent pond-hopper.

"Of course there's humour, because there has to be humour in any journey you go on – you absolutely have to look for the lightness, you have to find it anywhere you can, because that can be a lifesaver".

Even if you don't usually get airsick, Dramamine can be a lifesaver if you hit some rough turbulence.

These can be a lifesaver for you while you are confined to the bed during the early stages of your labor as well as immediately after you give birth.

For full-time urban dwellers, however, peace and quiet are at a premium, and sometimes, having just a room that you consider a haven can be a lifesaver.

Whether it's a formal support group or just a monthly dinner with a group of friends, finding these people can be a lifesaver when you need a trans friendly space that you can trust.

Having someone available to help care for the babies can be a lifesaver when you have multiples, and arranging assistance in advance will save you the stress of finding someone later.

Bring enough warm clothes--you probably won't get stranded for many hours, but if you do, warm layers could literally be a lifesaver.

Stock up on them: they are a lifesaver when you're low on fresh supplies.