Sentence examples for handy label from inspiring English sources

Or consider James Cherry — no handy label for him either.

It's a handy label, but there can be huge differences among individual works.

The term was only useful as far as my nearest and dearest were concerned – a handy label under which all my efforts to date could be subsumed – though I was really no more a writer than I was an online bingo player or an eBay vendor ("roles" to which I'd probably dedicated more time during the same period).

I'd argue that the whole "in-yer-face" school (which, yes, we all know is just a handy label for what was actually a pretty diverse body of work), rose in part from a generation who grew up opposed to Thatcher, asking what they were meant to believe in a world where socialism was also seen to have failed.

Bordered by the river Stour to the north, Colchester to the east, and the M11 to the west, this part of north Essex has no handy marketing label, nor any look-at-me attractions, but it offers a speedy and satisfying escape from the city.

Use your handy-dandy label maker, and label your binders if you have more than one.

Prefixes can come in handy for labeling files by client, and suffixes can show you the status of a particular file.

It's organised logically and clearly labelled – handy if you're fumbling about in a dark tent.

Labels are handy ways of sorting out countries by history or geography.

Such cunning ploys may still come in handy, despite the new labels.

("Take an extra, just in case!") I label a handy-dandy shower caddy for her to keep her things in.