Sentence examples for handy direction from inspiring English sources

There's a fascinating explanation for those giant numbers and letters you see on the ends of airport runways: They provide some very handy direction for pilots, as explained in the video above from Business Insider.

I'm afraid this is a dodge: American immigration law is cumbersome and wasteful; further, most of the people who wish to move here stand no chance of being allowed to (Reason offers these handy directions to legality).

The stress level of PASS fuel rods during LOCA is predominantly governed by the initial cold gap pressure; a decrease of the cold gas gap pressure is a handy design direction to assure structural safety margin for SiC cladding.

You'll also get live arrival and departure times, route planning across the capital, and handy walking directions to get between tube stations when strolling is quicker than tubing.

This is very handy for project direction and possible funders.

The panels can be made reasonably simply -- by you, if you're handy that way, or by a tailor with direction.

You may not want to flash it out publicly to avoid looking like a lost tourist, but having your directions handy will help if you do get lost.

But not only is there a camera to help move aft, the screen also displays trajectory lines that match the steering direction—very handy indeed.

For decades these have been the handy-dandy way to get information, maps, directions and other factoids.

If the angels subject everything to a measured and impervious surveillance, surely there's a slight softening of their gazes when the floundering artist improbably finds his way, and a glint of impish gloating when the critic — that master of directions, ever handy with explanations — somehow goes utterly astray.

Handy map markers, detailed directions, etc.