Sentence examples for More handy from inspiring English sources

"It's always nice to score runs and it's even more handy on TV.

And without question, an app like this will be more handy for some golfers than for others when it comes to the act of charting a round.

I have a rucksack, but a kayak would be more handy, as I stand in a resigned, soggy mood a mile or so south of Alston in Cumbria.

King said Aldi and Lidl's success was as much to do with the fact that they were opening more handy local stores as it was price.

A generation has grown up used to watching TV series and movies on laptops, and the iPad might be a more handy alternative.

I would have done this in New York, which would obviously have been more handy because I live there, but I think it's also the prestige factor in London -- the sense of tradition here is pretty awesome".

His bowling is more than handy too.

This is not really an announcement, more a handy pre-election reminder.

And that was that for the day with 31 overs remaining and Warwickshire having a more than handy lead of 169 with three wickets in hand.

Elections are lost over years not weeks, and so-called tipping points are often little more than handy metaphors – moments that symbolise what people were already thinking anyway.

He proved adept at wading into the political scene back then, an attribute that will be more than handy for whoever gets the gig.