Sentence examples for handy qualities from inspiring English sources
Even in his preteen years Garfield was showcasing both action chops and a ready ability to burst into tears, handy qualities for a Hollywood A-lister.
In case you aren't feeling too old to start your own patch of legumes, consider the American Horticultural Society's HOMEGROWN HARVEST: A Season-by-Season Guide to a Sustainable Kitchen Garden (Mitchell Beazley, paper, $19.99), which manages the neat trick of being both handsome and handy — qualities as useful in a book as in a fellow gardener.
"You learn to be more efficient and to make do with less". Lean and tough are handy qualities in Brooklyn.
There's a handy quality-control monitor that will let you know if your pictures will come out okay.
I had a violent temper, and when thwarted, I'd throw anything handy — a museum quality vase or leftover feces.
"Health and wellbeing is not just about the health service you get, it is made up of a wide range of factors, and housing is crucial to that," says Handy. "Good quality accommodation, which is easy and cheap to heat, is not everything, but it's a good foundation to a healthy satisfying life.
The idea was to give people a handy mnemonic for the qualities that might signal a problem: asymmetry, border, color, diameter.
Now that's handy synchronicity for Sky Sports: quality US boxing at a reasonable hour.
These qualities comprise a handy group of assets for any party's battle cry & certainly to bemuse voters, gazing skyward, would stop to think that the words are aonly a fair-weather phenomenon, that their clean, white lines soon grow fuzzy along the edges & that eventuall the whole message, trails away with any wind that blows.
He also proved his all-round qualities with some handy spells of off-spin.
In Burke, Strachan, himself a renowned winger of old, saw a player who "offered something different" and his brief cameo performance in the 1-0 friendly win over Denmark confirmed him as someone who combined all those qualities in one handy package.
