Sentence examples similar to be a manna from inspiring English sources

"It will have to be a manna-from-heaven situation," admits Robert Smith, Pacific Islands Ecoregion manager for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The other is that the pudding, in the truest sense of the word, is one of the few dishes that this country can fairly claim as its own – indeed, a 17th-century French visitor was move to write "blessed be he that invented pudding, for it is a manna that hits the palates of all sorts of people; a manna, better than that of the wilderness, because the people are never weary of it.

My first life-changing poultry experience was at Clark's Family Restaurant in New Haven, where I recall their breading to be a little greasy, manna nonetheless for my pre-teen tastebuds.

Epiphanius gives no indication of concern for vegetarianism in this part of the Gospel text, and it may instead be an allusion to the manna in the wilderness of Exodus 16 31 and Numbers 11 8, or, according to scholar Glenn Alan Koch, to 1 Kings 19 6 where Elijah eats cakes in oil.

A solidly established hadith (al-Bukhârî (194-256/810-870) states that "Kam'ah (truffles) is a type of manna, and its liquid is a remedy for the eyes".

Manna was a board member for the International Institute for Software Technology of the United Nations University.

Just a couple of obstacles stand in his way: For one, many Americans think manna is a fictional crop.

"Where are we going to get manna?" As the story goes, the Israelites awoke one morning during their wanderings to find "thin flakes like frost on the ground". It was "white like coriander seed" and tasted like "wafers made with honey". Some biblical scholars and scientists believe that manna was a real food, though there's disagreement on which one.

The stylish restaurant Manna is a must-try for modern Sicilian dishes.

The manna was a food miracle from God: Sustaining, nutritious, plentiful, consistent and free.

We're an ancillary company," Manna's CEO Nial DeMena said.