The sugar they use in this study serves a handy dual purpose of disrupting membranes and targeting the liver.
(A Handy All-Purpose Art Column) Parody of an art column.
Even in French the use of email legitimises a degree of informality: "Cordialement" is a handy all-purpose sign-off.
The New Yorker, April 4 , 1964P. 43 (A Handy All-Purpose Art Column) Parody of an art column.
(A Handy, All-Purpose Newspaper Editorial Page) The Democratic postmaster of Martin's Creek, Wis., Jacob P. Flannigan, would, in the course of a year or so, have succeeded in removing all the low-numbered post-office boxes in that post office from the possession of known Republicans & would have gradually transferred them to Democrats.
Besides, if the up-to-the-minute Mr. Kirn were to be deprived of that handy all-purpose "old-fashioned" as a critical blade, no doubt his trendy tongue would cleave to his problematical palate and his with-it right hand would lose its down-dumbing.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, May 25 , 1963P. 34 (A Handy, All-Purpose Column On The Dance For Amateurs Of That Art Who Find It Unfeasible To Lift Their Sunday "Times" Or "Herald Tribune" From Vestibule To Living Room) The writer parodies reviews of all types of ballet and dancers.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 1 , 1961P. 68 (A Handy, All-Purpose Newspaper Editorial Page) The Democratic postmaster of Martin's Creek, Wis., Jacob P. Flannigan, would, in the course of a year or so, have succeeded in removing all the low-numbered post-office boxes in that post office from the possession of known Republicans & would have gradually transferred them to Democrats.
It is suggested you write them down, keeping paper and pen handy for this purpose.
A little bit of research about the destination, thus, comes in handy for this purpose too.
