Sentence examples for best boon from inspiring English sources

The bird's best boon, however, is the natural paradise that is the military training area on Salisbury Plain.

The best boon to his development might be to play in the N.B.A., where the best point guards are not only great passers but are also able to carry a team with their scoring.

The swift-flying needle -- this best boon to woman in the nineteenth century -- has already won many victories, and soon the song of the shirt will be heard only in tradition of sufferings passed away.

One of the most unfortunate and misleading myths in fiscal politics and policy since Ronald Reagan is that tax cuts are, at worst, costless and, at best, a boon to growth.

The 2007 vintage, one of the Island's best, was a boon to Adam Suprenant, the winemaker at Osprey's Dominion, who has a knack for big reds.

2. A nomination for best picture is a boon in the other cateogries.

Mills & Boon is best known for what is euphemistically described as "escapist fiction for women", a genre it first embraced in the 1930s.

Pakistan's Defense Committee of the Cabinet, which approved the deal, said the agreement was in the country's best interest and a boon to the Afghanistan peace process.

Simplicity is a boon to the best of poets, who can make an unassuming phrase pierce the soul.

Jeffrey Arnold argues that its application worldwide could lead to the boon of sharing best practices between emergency medicine practitioners in various countries, thus advancing the current standard of emergency care.

As the decades went by and mores changed, Mills & Boon books did its best to keep up with the times.