Sentence examples for handy enough to from inspiring English sources

You do need room (like an eight-foot ceiling) to attach the machine to a wall and you need to be handy enough to, say, install a bookshelf.

Here's another example: I've always been a handyman, only now I'm not always handy enough to remember what I'm working on!

He stayed handy enough to strike behind the gallop set by Hardy Eustace, Osana and the runner-up but Binocular simply could not find the instant acceleration he has shown in other, lesser events.

"See how the white outer rim of the coffee cup really stands out?" The problem is that not many people carry flashlights in their pockets or are handy enough to turn a menu into a makeshift reflector, a trick Myhrvold recommends in his book.

Or are they strictly provisional dividing lines, like the movable rubber cones or wooden horses that are used to block off road work or parade routes, handy enough to allay anxiety and ward off conflict for now but easily shifted if the potential benefits of medical research so require?

By keeping their mistakes at a safe distance, yet still handy enough to refer to, they are able to adapt and adjust for future success.

They would not have much to do with reality, but if you're not too fussy about context, then she is a handy enough person to catch the blame ball.

IF you're handy enough with basic carpentry to build a box, you can save hundreds of dollars on items commonly found in pet supply stores.

The regular Glastonbury-goer is handy enough with the instrument to have braved playing in front of 5,000 colleagues at several Sainsbury's conferences.

He was handy enough with a racquet to turn professional, but his father persuaded him it wasn't a long-term career.

While her leg-spin is her primary suit, she is handy enough with the bat to have shared an unbroken stand of 128 - a South Africa record in World Cups - with room-mate Marizanne Kapp against Pakistan in last year's tournament.