Interference by you will only make you a handy target for his rage.
But flying at night makes them a handy target of another animal: bats.
The other boroughs continue to suffer ignominies, and Manhattan represents a handy target.
Her success with "Gone With the Wind" made her a handy target for black organizations trying to change the African-American image in movies.
Had he won Senate confirmation, his past financial ties would have provided a handy target for critics of any plans he might put forward.
A century and a half after its first appearance, it was one of the best-known lyrics in the language: still apparently brazen in its simplicity, and therefore a handy target for poetry-haters - but at the same time a fluttering shorthand for most things meant by the term "Wordsworthian".
Excluding terrorism, jobs and the economy are the major domestic issues in the presidential campaign, and the weakness in the second quarter is a handy target for Senator John Kerry, the Democratic nominee -- at least until there is data that shows the economy has bounced back.
The Greek billionaire Dakis Joannou, whose fabulous holdings of contemporary art are sampled in a controversial show with a remarkably icky title, "Skin Fruit," at the New Museum, where he sits on the board of trustees, presents a handy target for intensifying discontent.
He's the latest and handiest target for a public sick to death of sports icons and mega-celebrities getting kid glove treatment for their misdeeds or outright law breaking, even though he didn't get that treatment.
