It is an exciting quality for an actor to have – you can never take your eyes off her, which is handy in her industry.
Her arrest, while handy for her image, was surely even handier for the anti-Wall Street crowd: another famous name had given them a boost and the NYPD a metaphorical black eye.
McBath's close connections to gun-control groups came in handy during her race: During her initial primary run, Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund dropped $830,000 on advertising for McBath's campaign.
Handy for her gender and generation, Helen spent her first Saturday as a landholder covering the sitting room walls in a vibrant, nervy colour that she'd found in the Guardian Weekend's interior design pages: a dazzling aqua popular for plastic toys.
Nor did she realize that her experience in creating her own classroom curriculum in Japan would come in handy, helping her, in August 2015, to launch a popular online course called Pinfinite Growth, where she shared what she'd learned about Pinterest marketing and catapulted her business well beyond the revenue-level of a typical professional services firm.
The 25-year-old, 5-foot, 10-inch beauty works as an anchor for Venezuela's Venevision television; her experience is likely to come in handy during her one-year stint as Miss Universe.
That experience will come in handy in her new job.
That training has come in handy for her second career.
A rested Williams on Sunday might come in handy before her scheduled doubles match.
Skocpol's NFL knowledge has even come in handy during her research.
She speaks six languages, which comes in handy for her job as the commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, a position she has held since 2009.
