Sentence examples for handy collection from inspiring English sources

What sounds like a canned conversation starter at a dinner party of geeks ends up yielding a handy collection of 150 shortcuts to understanding how the world works.

In the absence of any advice from my own mum, I turn to chef Tom Norrington-Davies' handy collection of maternal recipes, Just Like Mother Used to Make.

You fire up your home page, and there they are: rolling news plus a handy collection of ready-made conclusions about practically everything under the sun.

The anniversary is an excellent opportunity for teachers across all subjects from media to history to bring the emotion and daring of the day into the classroom with this handy collection of resources.

We will be delighted if this EPS special issue helps to stimulate the use of the Swarm SCARF Level 2 data products and provides a handy collection of the fundamental elements and potential applications that this unique data set will represent.

Sawday's, which offers some of the most winsome holiday retreats in the land, has rounded up its remaining summer stock and popped it into a handy online collection (sawdays.co.uk).

He issued anthologies of African American spirituals and blues (Blues: An Anthology, 1926; W.C. Handy's Collection of Negro Spirituals, 1938; A Treasury of the Blues, 1949) and studies of black American musicians (Negro Authors and Composers of the United States, 1938; Unsung Americans Sung, 1944).

But the best-known type of almanac is now a handy and dependable collection of a vast array of statistical, historical, and other information.

It was a handy arrangement, the collection's longtime curator, Barbara Hitchcock, explained: Polaroid provided some of the greatest talents around with equipment and film, and they gave the company photographs.

But the threat of such action can come in handy for lenders, servicers and collection agencies.

Javier Mascherano rightly admitted, though, that Barcelona didn't play well and the misfortune didn't stop the knives coming out – literally in El Mundo Deportivo's case, whose culé cutlery collection comes in handy at a club where they're for ever stabbing each other in the back.