48 Sentences With "thank heavens"

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Thank heavens the law does not have an extraterritorial application. from The Hill
Thank heavens we don't have any of those here. 1D. from The New York Times
Oh thank heavens, I was up to my neck with worry. from Refinery 29
Yet the NeverTrumpers never scattered entirely, and thank heavens for that. from The New York Times
Thank heavens she never has to do one of these again. from Business Insider
Thank heavens we now have the comfort of emoticons and likes. from The New York Times
Thank heavens, because airlines lean on off-duty medical staff pretty heavily. from Economist
Books of The Times Thank heavens Gregor Mendel was a lousy priest. from The New York Times
Ms. Carausu was, thank heavens, not on board the night it nearly sank. from The New York Times
Thank heavens for low-resolution tape-to-digital transfers is all I can say. from Vice
She was an aspiring femme fatale, but she didn't pull it off, thank heavens. from The New York Times
Thank heavens this is a matter that we have since worked through, systematically and sanely. from The New York Times
Thank heavens the U.S. finally has a president who puts his country's interests first as well. from The Hill
As a middle-aged China expert, I never thought I'd say this: Thank heavens for Bruno Mars! from The Hill
The elites thank heavens that the president is talking about shared values and committing to global alliances. from The New York Times
The final (thank heavens!) presidential debate between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is over. from Wired
Thank heavens for Bob, whose steady gaze and cool composure are a welcome tonic to the surrounding sentimentality. from The New York Times
Plus, Warren Buffett seems to have stopped selling shares, thank heavens, and that's good news for the stock. from CNBC
Thank heavens I had enough dirt on my face that I didn't have to worry about guarding my expression. from The Verge
Thank heavens Medicaid will be in place when she runs through her money at this $180,000 a year nursing home. from The New York Times
"At a certain, thank heavens, early enough point, they realized that's a story to tell, too," Young explained of her jilted character. from Refinery 29
Thank heavens President Obama was wise enough sometimes to point out that none of us even knows what's going to happen tonight. from The New York Times
Thank heavens that the president landed on social media early on as a way to evade the truth-benders in the liberal media. from The Hill
Their nemesis had not been turned from a frog into a prince, thank heavens, but he had become something rather better: a toady. from Economist
Thank heavens the game didn't sell fedoras, because I fear I would have bought one and tipped it until the brim came off. from The Verge
I was a strong person to start with and thank heavens I was and I can still hold my head up high and know that I'm fine. from People
"Thank heavens [Fed Chair] Jay Powell's got our back, because the president's too busy stabbing his own Treasury Secretary in the back to accomplish anything positive," Cramer said. from CNBC
Thank heavens Jim Hosking's lurid live-action cartoon, "The Greasy Strangler," found financing, because this oddity — borrowing liberally from a precious, vanishing institution, midnight movies — invites strong reactions. from The New York Times
Given that we are today a postindustrial society governed by a preindustrial document, thank heavens that the Constitution itself is often naggingly vague; it could not have otherwise survived. from The New York Times
Politics, and not (thank heavens) the threat of spilled blood, weigh heavily on a father and his daughter in "Snowflake," the Mike Bartlett play at the Kiln Theater through Jan. 25. from The New York Times
The election may have put you on one side or another of this year's debates, but politics was hardly the only controversy people couldn't stop talking about in 2016 — and thank heavens for that. from Refinery 29
Thank heavens we have the comfort of knowing that Mr. Nelson has promised that the Gabriels will be showing up at the Public two more times before this year ends, including on election night. from The New York Times
Thank heavens, then, for Senate Democrats, who just gave us the most predictable of spectacles: a liberal holy war against Betsy DeVos, just confirmed as the new secretary of education by Mike Pence's tiebreaking vote. from The New York Times
"There is no proposal on the table at the moment for further attacks because so far, thank heavens, the Assad regime have not been so foolish as to launch another chemical weapons attack," he told the Andrew Marr show. from Reuters
"There is no proposal on the table at the moment for further attacks because so far thank heavens the Assad regime have not been so foolish as to launch another chemical weapons attack," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr show. from Reuters
On the off chance that you are not familiar with the action, however, here is Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, a newly-minted New York Times crossword constructor, demonstrating it for us: Thank heavens for the internet, or how would we learn? from The New York Times
"If you are the leader of great multi-racial, multi-cultural society you simply cannot use that kind of language about sending people back to where they came from, that went out decades and decades ago and thank heavens for that so it is totally unacceptable," he said. from Reuters
I did enough economy-class traveling with children while my own were young that my reflexive reaction to all flight cancellations, turbulence or the moment when the person in front of me reclines the seat very suddenly, knocking my laptop closed, is now: At least I don't have a small child with me – thank heavens. from The New York Times
Moore was in a British B film, Mantrap (1953), for Hammer Films, supporting Paul Henreid. He had the lead in Recoil (1953, directed by John Gilling), Conflict of Wings (1954) and The Blue Peter (1954). He supported Michael Redgrave in The Green Scarf (1954). "Thank heavens for this", Moore said.
In reviewing the Los Angeles production, Charles Isherwood in The New York Times wrote that the Tiger "isn’t given any silly costuming, thank heavens, but simply wears tattered clothes" and saying that the show is "boldly imagined" and a "worthy finalist for the recent Pulitzer Prize".Isherwood, Charles. "In the Iraq War, People Acting Like Animals, and Vice Versa". The New York Times.
In addition, little Pedro became seriously ill. We came to think that he had caught the same fever as Paula Mariana, but thank heavens he has improved and is already sitting in his study room. To express our gratitude, we, sister Chica and I, your daughter Januária, will not eat sugar until Pedro's birthday, December 2. Dear Dad, we are desperate and in great dismay.
David Sprague of Trouser Press described the album as a "water-treading" release, and noted the band's shift to a metal-punk sound.Sprague, David "Dwarves", Trouser Press, retrieved 2010-02-07 Mark Prindle commented on the increased influence of 1960s garage rock.Prindle, Mark "Thank heavens for Little Girls Review", Markprindle.com, retrieved 2010-02-07 Matt Carlson of Allmusic stated that the album "reins in the disgust of Blood Guts & Pussy, as the Dwarves kick back for a celebration of pure evil".
Alan Hawkshaw, later composer of the music for Channel 4's Countdown, played piano for these songs. Gunning described working on these songs as some of the most enjoyable work he had ever done and singled out "Thank Heavens I've Got You" as his favourite of the tracks he worked on. Completely Cilla, 2012 EMI compilation CD and DVD collection, booklet This album was also Black's first to be produced under the guise of her own production company Cilla Black Limited.
Digitalspy gave the song 4 out of 5 stars; they said this about the song "The song itself, which mixes girl group pop with Ronson-esque beats and a hint of new wave, is just as direct as her message, but a whole lot easier to swallow. Thank heavens she chose to sweeten the pill!". The review was mostly positive. It was also the first song by VV Brown to be reviewed on digitalspy because for some reason "Crying Blood" wasn't put onto their data base when it was released. Femalefirst.co.
Day by Day with Cilla is the title of Cilla Black's seventh solo studio album released in 1973 by Parlophone Records. The album marked the end of a significant era in Black's recording career as it was her last project to be produced by George Martin, who had worked on all of her recordings since her 1963 debut. It was also Black's final record released on the Parlophone Records label. Music arranger on three of the songs, "Thank Heavens I've Got You", "I've Stiill Got My Heart Joe", and "I Hate Sunday", was Chris Gunning.
Blue was a favoured color (Natalie Portman as Dr. Emma Kurtzman was shown dressing hastily for work in a lacy blue bra in the 2011 film, No Strings Attached) and was Ana's own preference: "I'm in the pale blue lacy perfect-fit bra. Thank heavens".Fifty Shades of Grey, chapter 8 In 2010, the winning German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest proclaimed, "I even did my hair for you/I bought new underwear, they're blue" (Satellite, sung by Lena). In 2013 X Factor contestant Diana Vickers wore blue panties (with a short white top bearing the legend, "LOST MY MIND") for a widely publicised photoshoot for the magazine FHM.Metro, 7 November 2013; FHM, January 2014.
As president of CAARE he directs the charity's work in seeking further improvements in the quality of life of young people in Britain. In 2008 his work with CAARE was highly praised in The Times (17 April) ("Thank heavens for campaigners such as Denis Vaughan"). The fundamental changes which he aims to achieve with CAARE's help include priorities in Treasury in GB, so that the daily lives of the populace are based on physical, emotional, mental and spiritual education, in equal proportions. The minimal effort put into providing facilities for and constant stimulation towards daily participation for all young people in physical and creative activities needs to be radically changed until a permanent programme is available, not at risk of being dropped as a result of bureaucratic or political whim.
First heard in the tenth show of the first series, and a fixture thereafter, Rambling Syd (Williams) is an itinerant folk singer. The writers describe him as "one of the last of the breed of wandering minstrels who are fast dying out – thank heavens". Often misappropriating the tunes of genuine folk songs, Rambling Syd's lyrics consist of dubious-sounding nonsense words such as these, from the "Runcorn Splod Cobbler's Song": :I sing as I cobble and hammer my splod :Tho' my trumice glows hot and my trade be odd :I sit as I gorble and pillock my splee :For a cobbler's life is the life for me. Or, to the tune of "Foggy Dew": :When I was a young man :I nadgered my splod :As I nurked at the wogglers' trade.