Sentence examples for massive blessing from inspiring English sources

"The World Cup [2010] was a massive blessing but that was what caused my hernia and then I had two relegation seasons so it's been a black cloud over me but hopefully now that's been smashed.

"There is a little bit more pressure now because people expect a certain level or certain feel to the music, but that pressure is a massive blessing," he says.

For governments, a mandate to move to machine-readable, near real-time open data would be a massive blessing in disguise because finally we could apply to the analog world the powerful tools we use to analyze online data.

And, I am lucky enough to be offered a residency, which is a massive blessing.

While slicing onions releases a chemical irritant that makes you well up, why pepper triggers a massive "Bless you!" is a little bit more complicated.

"Sometimes it was hard," Mr Novikov smiles, but "sometimes I fired them with pleasure".Let them eat sushiMoscow's massive inequality is a blessing for its high-end hostelries: there are plenty of rich Russians to patronise them and more than enough poor ones to make labour cheap.

Investment banks provide a pipeline of well-heeled clients for private banks, from entrepreneurs fresh from an initial public offering to senior businessmen blessed with massive bonuses.

This atomic aid would go ahead notwithstanding the reality that Iran floats on a sea of oil and natural gas and has vast areas of desert in the south bathed in sunshine 365 days a year, making it blessed with massive solar energy potential.

Bangladesh owing to its favorable climatic influences has been blessed with massive natural resources including explored and unexplored medicinal plants [6, 7].

While some stars had to try desperately to recreate Jessie Spano's volume and curl, other celebrities were blessed with massive hair.

Despite objections from politicians and environmentalists, the new Uruguayan President, Jose Mujica, gave his blessing to the massive project in January.