Sentence examples for got the boon from inspiring English sources

Vishvavasu performed penance and got the boon of immortality from the creator-god Brahma.

But the best comedians also project the illusion that if only a fan who truly understood their jokes could get the comedian alone, they would become boon companions.

If automakers get the connected car right, it could be a huge boon for Detroit.

Opener Chris Broad, in superb form during the series, hit 112 as England accumulated a first-innings lead of 208 at the close of the second day - Small contributing an unbeaten 21. 'I got Boon out again early in the second innings,' he says.

He said getting the state in line with the rest of the country would be a boon for tourism dollars, especially during the UCI Road World Championships next year.

Tech gets the rap for driving down U.S. workers' wages, yet it also has been a boon for American consumers.

The third boon was that Aravan should be married before the sacrifice so that he could get the right of cremation and funerary offerings (bachelors were buried).

This is a boon for the winning artists, because although there are many private galleries across Westchester, they don't get the foot traffic that city galleries do.

There's an honor bar and if you're lucky you may get to meet Boon himself, the property's namesake a 12-year old puppy who loves to catch frisbees and whose profile on signage doing just that will keep you guessing (the secret is out now).

Of course, the boon to Waze is that it gets more roads mapped by users.

The BOON Authors (David Wagner), [email protected], http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~daw/boon/.edu/~daw/boon/