thank heavens

Before l, m, and n it was also lost, and, thank heavens, spelling retains no trace of it.

"Thank Heavens! " , he cried out in relief. .

"Thank heavens, " his date replied. "If yours hadn't, mine would have had to! "

Thank heavens, then, for the stream of irreverent, dangerous, hard(if quiet) humour that flows outside it.

Thank heavens, because I am not sure I could pull off such a passing maneuver one more time.

Labour's beloved ID cards are to be scrapped, thank heavens, as is the third runway for Heathrow airport.

Thank heavens the ship was late leaving!

He does not think he has any responsibility for HF either: 'No, thank heavens.

Thank heavens, it's cooled off a little.

Anita : Oh, Roger, it's all right. Thank heavens!

Thank heavens! You're back safe and sound.

Thank heavens the bus was late leaving! Had it left punctually, we should have missed it.

Thank heavens! At last!

Thank heavens! The boy is saved.

Thank heavens, you will say.

Mr. G: Thank heavens.

Thank Heavens you're not in rags; I'm tired of seeing women in rags. Turnaround. Ah, you look good enough to eat! And prosperous too

room had to be made to teach a modern foreign language (thank heavens);

which thank heavens you haven't gone to yet so we can go together the first time