Sentence examples for handy points from inspiring English sources
Mr Handy points out that neat demos usually take a couple of years at least to turn into real products.
These men are my teachers, my idols, my role models if you like, although one might just as easily describe them as handy points of identification.
Mr Handy points to Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and suggests that nowadays more people are getting to the stage Maslow described as "the highest need, for a purpose beyond ourselves.
A fine finale will outshine memories of an otherwise turgid game here - even Watford's manager Graham Taylor was moved to call it "crap" - as each team lost their grip on three handy points.
Handy points to the small, opportunistic Taiwanese manufacturers who bundle cheap flash memory into cheap USB drives and low-end MP3 players.
The set pieces in the popular show have become handy points of reference whether you're at dinner table or the White House Correspondents Dinnerr podium.
The Placa de Catalunya is a handy point of reference.
As I said, I have personal accounts with Wells Fargo, so I have a handy point of reference when I can't get into my business accounts.
Guacamole provides a handy point of comparison, but Zarela and Centrico are restaurants that take Mexican cuisine far, far beyond guacamole, treating it with the respect and nuance it deserves.
What DTEK offers is a handy spot for monitoring those potential points of weakness.
The Squares are really overgrown intersections, but are handy reference points and typically have a Red Line subway stop, making them easy to reach from Boston if you want to sample one of the many Brazilian restaurants or authentic Boston Irish pubs.
