The word "blessings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express gratitude or to refer to a beneficent gift from God, such as a good job, a happy marriage, a bright idea, or a healthy child. For example, you can say, "I am thankful for all the blessings I have in my life."
"Even if you think death will give you that 'better' life, remember that even the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: 'Paradise lies at the feet of your mother'," the group said.
I wish Pope Francis God's rich blessings for his office".
In Namibia a year earlier, I realised that one of the sovereign blessings of the place is that, in nine days and nights, I had barely gone online and had made and received exactly one phone call (to my wife, to remind her when I would be coming home).
I could only count my blessings that we weren't on location in Soho.
He notes with approval that Georgia, Kentucky and North Carolina give technology firms vouchers to spend at local universities.Several of the blessings that attract low-tech firms to the South also attract high-tech ones: the weather, business-friendly state governments and the fact that a techie moving to Raleigh can buy four houses for what one cost him in San Francisco.
Another Blair sin is his failure to persuade voters of the blessings of a European currency.
RIO DE JANEIRO is proof that even nature's most lavish blessings cannot guarantee success.
Just two and a half years after Indonesia pulled out, leaving it thoroughly trashed, East Timor seems ready to start life as an independent nation with the rare blessings of political cohesion and almost universally admired leadership.For the United Nations, this looks a triumph.
They do not want people writing off deposits on half-built homes and shopping around for something cheaper.In this section Merkel counts her blessings The tough go politicking Courageous protesters Builders' nightmare Villepin v Sarkozy Flood warnings Grumpy Uncle Vaclav Correction: Our cover of November 8th ReprintsThe huge number of homes still being built makes the outlook even bleaker.
And Brazil's blessings in terms of oodles of land that can grow cane with no irrigation are not widespread.
If it succeeds, it will, they hope, bring huge political blessings.
