Sentence examples for godsend of from inspiring English sources

Even the students, who should be ruling the streets thanks to the sudden godsend of a week off, seemed upset.

It feels appropriate that two contemporary on-screen crime fighters show up in this sharp-toothed godsend of a spoof: the characters portrayed by Jerry Orbach and B. D. Wong on the "Law and Order" television shows.

Happily, she offers a new, improved nature with her stories of radical rewilding, human-assisted migration of flora and fauna, and – gasp – the ecological godsend of invasive and exotic species.

But these serve to do nothing but make digital downloads, which should be a godsend of convenience, incredibly arduous.

But if the iPhone, hypothetically, wasn't a godsend of a device that could give us legible internet direct from our pockets, the launch would have been much like any other preposterous presentation we've seen in the past five years.

Artificial hips, knees and other joints have been a godsend for hundreds of thousands of people with severe arthritis and other degenerative bone diseases.

Still, the very involvement of some essayists who were unforgiving Koch critics during his mayoralty evokes the godsends of relativism and nostalgia.

"Thank you for your magazine, as imperfect as it may be, it is a Godsend to those of us at the corners of the earth working for a male-oriented bureaucracy," one woman wrote.

Having improved Google Voice transcriptions is going to be a godsend for those of us who get a lot of calls — and don't usually pick them up.

The Roadie 2, then, is a godsend for those of us cursed to the never-ending torment of being really bad at guitar.

This is a godsend for opponents of the BBC, but I do wonder how much corporate blame can be attached to the actions of individuals.