godsend
noun
Origin of godsend
Examples from the Web for godsend
Contemporary Examples of godsend
When Hamas emerged as an increasingly powerful threat at the turn of the century, “Mosab was a godsend,” remembers Bar-Zohar.
Today, Google Books and other searchable text databases have been a godsend.
These sticks are a great help, and the wooden crash-helmets—a comparatively recent invention—are a godsend.
Plus, the Russian government decided to film the trial with as many as five cameras, which proved a godsend for the filmmakers.
For those struggling Olympians, a substantial paycheck would be a godsend.
Gabby Douglas, Ryan Lochte: Why Families of America’s Olympics Athletes Are BrokeKevin Fallon
August 7, 2012
Historical Examples of godsend
Decidedly, Dick had been a godsend, and his absence would be a calamity.
VivietteWilliam J. Locke
The least of the weapons of the air-fleet would have been a godsend to Thorn and Sylva.
InvasionWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins
To have had one ship, even the smallest, where they were would have been a godsend to the fleet.
InvasionWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins
I cannot find words to express What a godsend your remedies have been to me.
Treatise on the Diseases of WomenLydia E. Pinkham
She's heels to her, and it's a godsend she'll be to us if things go ill.
The Wild GeeseStanley John Weyman