gift from the gods

The opportunity to speak another language is a gift from the Gods.

She is a gift from the gods to me; I know it.

And if their magic is a gift from the gods?

It was all, to be sure, a gift from the gods of war.

But such hands are not always the gift from the gods that they appear to be.

"I'm not turning my back on any gift from the gods."

John's coffee had always tasted like a gift from the gods.

My mother used to say that hope is a gift from the gods we must never lose."

If you want to know, your telegram was a gift from the gods.

To have this offered to him when the future had seemed so bleak was like a gift from the gods.

An abandoned warehouse, a gift from the gods of chance, stood near the bridge.

This was a gift from the gods, a present on his first day with his new Company.

"Clayton, my friend, you are a gift from the gods."

"Didn't you once say that a stupid enemy's a gift from the Gods?"

Vorkosigan called the economic situation his gift from the gods, politically.

If that sounded unforgiving, what happened next was like a gift from the gods.

Their physical perfection is a gift from the gods for mispurpose.

"He has a gift from the gods of catching souls.

'Like the old saying goes, a stupid enemy is a gift from the gods,' he said.

But, see, there's another part to owning a knife like that - a gift from the gods.

It was a gift from the gods, that she had someone's hand to hold when her ritual was done.

To Gawen, unskilled in making friends, he had been a gift from the gods.

It was believed to be a gift from the gods and was used primarily by religious leaders.

I'd rather call it a gift from the Gods!"

Having James Marbury in her life was a gift from the gods.