Sentence examples for with a boon from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the orchestra credited the arrival of the new instruments and the appointment of a renowned conductor, Neeme Järvi, with a boon of $11 million in donations in the past year.

If the Prophet is killed by his Ascendant Prince, the Prince will gain the mantle of the Prophet with a boon (full measure of power).

The elder brother Hiranyaksha practises tapas (austerities) and is blessed by Brahma with a boon that makes him indestructible by any animal or human.

From the time New Yorkers learned the Coast Guard would be decamping in 1996, there has been speculation about what to do with such a boon opportunity.

The same glazed soulessness that makes him such hard work to engage with was a boon for his turn as blankly smirky killer JD, sold on the idea of himself as a Nietzschean James Dean, but in the plastic 80s doomed to be nothing more than a glib wannabe.

gentlemen have brought with them as a boon from the nether world is rejected with fervent contempt by the fairy inhabitants of "the Happy Land".

Fathers are generally keen on their progeny, so some time to bond with them is a boon.

By Connie Bruck The Mayor's talent for connecting with people is a boon, but he has alienated some old supporters.

Smith said Australia had "emerged as a country where companies and governments were comfortable" with storing data, a boon to the tech sector and the economy.

He loved the active life military campaigning, hunting, swimming but he was no less at home at court, generous with his gifts, a boon companion at the banquet table, and adept at establishing friendships.

In times of crisis, his talent for connecting with people is a boon, but at other times it can appear contrived — as when, not long ago, he stepped into a busy major thoroughfare and started knocking on car windows, trying to hand out flyers to startled drivers.