Sentence examples for handy glossary from inspiring English sources

But there's a handy glossary in the program.

And in case you run short, there is a handy glossary of options, from "Accepting" to "Zealous".

In fact, nonarchitects will find themselves consulting the handy glossary when words like "chamfered" and "intrados" come up.

It takes a while to get used to the heavy lingo (whiskey tango, for example, means white trash), but the box set does comes with a handy glossary.

Getting to grips with the conflict Help your students understand the Ukraine crisis with these activities from The Day, which provides a really handy glossary of key terms.

There was a handy glossary of U.S. election terms, including: Coattails: The expression "coattails" is an allusion to the rear panels (or "tails") of a man's coat….

Consult its handy glossaries and educational links to deepen your book IQ.

It also has a handy international glossary of baseball terms, where I discovered how to say "shutout" in Italian: "Partita in cui gli avversari non segnano", and "umpire" in German: "Schiedsrichter".

The link above will take you to a great article on bond trading techniques, and a look down the right hand side of the page will give you a half dozen more articles on bond trading, including a very handy bond glossary.

BigOven's glossary is handy, but the selection of words and terms seems arbitrary and at times feels thin.

For months, the première has been advertised for "the day after the Super Bowl," and for months theatre junkies have asked, "When the hell is the Super Bowl?" For those of you with the opposite problem, the following glossary provides a handy guide to all the insider references and players in tonight's episode.