Sentence examples for handy definition from inspiring English sources
You all get that out there in Green Bay? Aside from that key bit of advice, the NWS do provide a handy definition of the wind chill factor, which will be in the -20's, and can result in frostbite to exposed skin in five to ten minutes.
So let's tie it all together with a handy definition of each.
It's free and handy for looking up definitions.
In Section 4.1, after an introduction to the problem, a handy list of key definitions is provided, and some of the most relevant Location-Based Services mentioned.
MY WORD: For iGoogle — an extrasharp way to curate and arrange your home page — consider taking on the handy widget called Web Definitions.
POINTS OF ENTRY This Week's Recommendations MY WORD: For iGoogle — an extrasharp way to curate and arrange your home page — consider taking on the handy widget called Web Definitions.
This is where the God of orthodox Christianity comes in handy, because he is by definition the only being who can value everything entirely for its own sake.
While Google suggests this technology could come in handy for companies, its broad definition of "problematic phrases" raises the question of how else it might be used and what correspondence could be monitored.
Here's a handy guide to some of the definitions you ought to get familiar with.
For beginners who are now black belts at the double definition having read last week's handy how-to, there were four cracking examples from the reliable Rufus in Monday's Guardian.
