| Joburg's balmy weather is manna from heaven for many plants that thrive here all year round. |
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| When tired, out of money and luck, a travel companion is manna from heaven. |
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| The pictures were manna from heaven for any political leader going into an election. |
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| Cans of soft drink and doughnuts will be manna from heaven for tennis fans queuing for tickets for Wimbledon tennis fortnight next week. |
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| That defies belief, and it is certainly manna from heaven for the incoming National candidate, who will clearly win that seat. |
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| With a cap on what charities could get, however, any further increase in betting limits became manna from heaven for the private casino industry. |
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| For farmers in a region with no irrigation projects, this is manna from heaven. |
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| For hardcore British fans, denied the chance to catch their heroes in the flesh, it will no doubt come as manna from heaven. |
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| I haven't seen the film, but it seems to be manna from heaven for the over-50 set. |
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| When the share price was rising like a rocket, the match was treated like manna from heaven. |
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| When you get back, you can eat wild locusts and honey and manna from heaven. |
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| Firstly they disguise egg white, that inedible devil's gloop, as the most delicious manna from heaven. |
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| Open Source technology is manna from heaven to application development engineers. |
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| For the body withering under the polluted skies of the City, with all the energies drained by the daily rigmarole of life, this is manna from heaven! |
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| As a matter of fact, we have to keep in mind that development projects often stand as manna from heaven for developing countries. |
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| In today's economy, innovation, however, is not manna from heaven. |
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| When China begins to respect these rights, it will be like manna from heaven for Europe. |
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| But when Daniels performed for the Armed Forces it was manna from heaven. |
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| The package of funds proclaimed is proving to be ashes rather than gold for the workers and manna from heaven for big business. |
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| Like manna from heaven, just the right people show up at just the right time every year at the Clinic. |
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| The draw was manna from heaven and the games certainly sped up our recovery. |
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| So this cracking feature is manna from heaven. |
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| An eyewitness told me that when the Canadian Charter was passed, the Charter's sponsor, a government minister who was also a lawyer, informed his fellow members of the Bar of the manna from heaven that awaited them. |
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| A goal, when it comes, is like manna from heaven for a striker. |
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| For example, in the Russian computer shops hung banners with the dinosaurs, who sit at computers with the old Microsoft Office and waiting for manna from heaven in the form of 2007 version. |
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| For Romney, a three-way tie for first place in Iowa is manna from heaven. |
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| While it may not have been manna from heaven, for Windows bashers, it was clearly a welcome sight, a sure sign that Linux has hit the big time. |
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| But to a player with Huckerby's speed a situation like that is manna from Heaven. |
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