Sentence examples similar to he's a boon from inspiring English sources
Early on, he was a boon to ticket sales (home and away), to sponsorship and to building the Galaxy brand in Asia and Europe.
PAGE A21 MARTIN TYTELL Perhaps the greatest of typewriter repairmen, he was a boon to American spies during World War II, the defense lawyers for Alger Hiss, writers like Dorothy Parker, newsmen like David Brinkley and thousands of everyday scriveners who needed him to keep their typewriters (not to mention their computer-resistant pride) intact.
Perhaps it's a boon for us.
That's a boon for public health.
It's a boon for investors.
"He's a father figure to us," Boon says, "I'm not sure he knows that, but he'd never admit it".
The demand for metallurgical coal to make steel, including for renewable energy technologies, would continue to grow – which he said was a boon to the economy of Queensland, the world's largest source of it.
He has been a boon, however, to Americans who want to see Wall Street held accountable.
Advocates for Mr. Ryan argue that he would be a boon to Mr. Romney on the ballot by cementing in voters' minds an economic vision for the country that is very different than Mr. Obama's.
