Sentence examples for handy references from inspiring English sources

Some are handy references, others provide the perspective of history and still others are simply good reads.

Books like "Gabriel's Apartment Rental Guide" to no-fee apartments and "Zany's New York City Apartment Sales & Rental Guide," each updated annually, make handy references.

Maybe the British press was just looking for handy references when it invoked the names Avedon and Leibovitz, but the comparisons say a great deal about Cameron's photographs and her fame.

Again, you'll be transposing a minor third, which you can probably figure out mentally if you've done this before, but for handy reference, you can refer to the chart below.

I'll write that down for handy reference.

For quick, handy reference Mr Leonard's book is indispensable.

Others, even very large ones, have no such handy reference point.

And a handy reference list of garden pests helps identify troubling bugs and blight, with advice on eradicating them.

The idea of Schrödinger's cat, the paradoxical creature that can be both alive and dead, is another handy reference.

She provides a handy reference list of characters, an outline of the stages of a criminal case and a chronology of the trial.

And of course, in the auction rooms, where collectors haggle over the 1982 Petrus and the 1994 Romanee-Conti, vintage charts can serve as a handy reference tool.