Sentence examples for be very handy when from inspiring English sources

When he was injured, he learned Spanish: "I wasn't very good when Paul Clement [as manager] was here, so I had to talk to him in English, but it's something I always wanted to do to broaden my horizons, and it will be very handy when I'm older, when I finish football".

The reduced complexity variant turns out to be very handy when large number of subcarriers and/or large size constellation modulations are employed.

This extremely thorough book can help you create a roadmap for your agent or survivors that can be very handy when tragedy strikes.

It will be very handy when necessary.

It is very handy when he is out late at night solving mysteries and wants to avoid bumping into enemies.

The biggest benefit over a cheaper fan isn't the timer or the remote, which is very handy when you're trying not to sweat on the sofa in front of the TV watching Wimbledon, it's the reduced distraction the Cool causes compared to a bladed fan.

It's very handy when working with graphic elements like photo retouching; the Graphire pen even has a virtual eraser on the other end.

There's Focus Peak Highlighting, which some users may recognize from Sony cameras, which overlays a border on the areas in the electronic viewfinder where the image is in focus, and a new digital split image feature which shows image side-by-side to aid in manual focusing, which Fujifilm says is very handy when shooting wide open, or at close-up subjects.

It's very handy when her head gets tired from having so many big thoughts like ".......... .. and "?!!???????." Before they all tuck into their meal, Bahhbrahh asks Jenelle to please sleep over on Friday night so she can watch Jace on Saturday.

Wi-fi will be very handy for connecting to the internet when docked or near internet broadcasting.

On the flip side, a smart tea maker that knows just when you're in need of a cuppa could be very handy indeed.