For hundreds of women and their babies across Canada, the milk bank has been a godsend.
For people who are housebound because of disabilities or illness, the Web can also be a godsend.
The students are mostly from China's rapidly expanding middle class and can afford to pay full tuition a godsend for universities that have faced sharp budget cuts in recent years.
And the recent lowering of bank reserve requirements is a godsend.
Still, for the tens of millions of married couples who just need a little cheerleading--or a detailed diagram--their books may literally be a godsend.
For technical authors like myself, this sounds like a godsend.
This one, while inconvenient, usually works every time, and if you desperately need some sleep it can be a godsend.
She described e-books as a "godsend" in certain circumstances but added: "Print will never die.
They're a godsend for those of us who get lost within a 3-mile radius of our homes, and they're just plain fun for people who enjoy figuring out where stuff is.
And although her parents had purchased five years of long-term health insurance (a "financial godsend," Morris says), she discovered that they were running out of money.
Even one letter from that time, as plain as can be, would have been invaluable-a godsend, you might say, although Beckett would have disputed the existence of the sender.
Thee change of a person, is the result of self positive enterprising, rather than wait for what a godsend!
That's a godsend for marketers wary of the sometimes unreliable results of focus groups and other field testing.
