Sentence examples for young handyman from inspiring English sources

A young handyman, Ahmed al-Shahhat, now known as "Flagman", scaled the building and replaced the Israeli flag flying there with an Egyptian one.

A related article is on Page 9. "LA BUCHE" Three sisters in Paris deal with multiple romantic problems during Christmas week (unplanned pregnancy, straying husband, married lover, handsome young handyman with a secret).

Sylvie, beautiful, lost, married to an austere and unforgiving minister, and a heroin addict to boot, seems to float into the book from some future TV-miniseries adaptation; as soon as she appears, the reader is certain that she and the handsome young handyman will have a stormy affair, and suddenly the novel has entered the dead zone of the consolingly conventional.

However, he was made a nonviable candidate by his unusual propensity to travel in a variety of disguises and his close friendship with a young handyman, with whom Osborne was rumored to have a homosexual relationship.

The men in Mackenzie's life include Cole Nikolai Nikolaefff, "Sea Patrol"), a young handyman who might have romantic designs on his much older boss; and Roger Shepard (Rodger Corser, "Underbelly"), the sexy but arrogant owner of a nearby upscale camp.

Their previous collaboration was Venus, starring Peter O'Toole and Leslie Phillips, and before that was The Mother, a drama that explored an affair between a sexagenarian woman (Anne Reid) and a much younger handyman (Daniel Craig).

That man was DeVaughndre Broussard, a young Bakery handyman.

Mack has an ally, Cole (Nikolai Nikolaeff), a younger, handsome handyman who helps her run the property.

The Wombles, the first in the series, is out in November, introducing the stern but kind Great Uncle Bulgaria, Orinoco (fond of his food and a nap), the cheeky young Bungo and handyman Tobermory, able to turn anything the Wombles forage from Wimbledon Common into something useful.

"Just a minute", carolled his young child to a handyman who had arrived without a vital tool.

(Manohla Dargis) 'BEDTIME STORIES' (PG, 1 38) "I don't believe in happy endings," says Skeeter Adam Sandlerr), a resentful hotel handyman, to his young niece and nephew.