How To Use Come in handy In A Sentence
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Other handy bits and pieces like plasters, handkerchief, aftersun and a needle and thread can also come in handy, and don't take up too much room.
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We are confident that their reputation and persuasive skills will come in handy for the municipal authorities to collect taxes from defaulters, " said Bharat Sharma, a revenue officer.
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The 25-35 litre daysacks are generally used and carried to provide storage for every day items such as sun cream, camera and all the other knick-knacks that come in handy.
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A hanger and clothespin don't just come in handy for doing laundry, they can also be used to straighten out coiled cords, even ones that may appear permanently kinked.
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Detecting suspicious activity in the community is where the bike patrol agents come in handy.
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The one time minimum repayments come in handy is if you have multiple debts.
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All are facts that may come in handy should direct intervention prove necessary.
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Some of them wanted to sell things that would come in handy, such as fowls or panoche (brown sugar).
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THIS jacket may come in handy - if you like your blazer attached to a pair of giant gloves.
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I found him friendly and approachable, and he possessed a disarming charm that could come in handy.
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Clearly bodyguards come in handy for more than just getting rid of starstruck fans.
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Uncertain how the children might react, I thought it would perhaps come in handy if I needed to defend myself.
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They come in handy when you need to cream some extra traction between your bowling ball and the lane.
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Having the antenna dome topsides can also come in handy when the IRS auditor visits your boat to discuss your deducting all the costs of your boat as a home office.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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The phrase may come in handy one day.
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In a place to themselves were other treasures, a daguerreotype of his mother, a capacious huswife that Sairy had made and stocked for him, the little box of paper "to write home on" that had been Tom's present, various trifles that the three had agreed might come in handy.
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Whether it's because you or someone you love had a hard day, or because you're just keen to help another person relax, a good cuddle, hug, or nuzzle will always come in handy.
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Even the dimmest terrorist must by now be saying, “Hey, those drones the U.S. could come in handy in our line ofwork.”
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Chris Green says: orca: Even the dimmest terrorist must by now be saying, “Hey, those drones the U.S. could come in handy in our line ofwork.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Drone Warfare in House Subcommittee Hearing
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It is the season for festivity, and Carnatica has learnt from past experience that many youngsters are keen to devote time to learn a song that can come in handy for a community performance.
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Ice cubes come in handy for a range of household chores, too.
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So that dog lead must have come in handy after all.
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If I run out they will come in handy.
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Don't throw that cardboard box away it may come in handy.
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Her expertise will come in handy for a company not unused to the odd legal tussle.
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That mix could come in handy in his new role.
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Her expertise will come in handy for a company not unused to the odd legal tussle.
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Ice cubes come in handy for a range of household chores, too.
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And that's where adaptogenic herbs - which increase the body's adaptability - come in handy.
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(diglot) Book of Mormon would really have come in handy.
Flooding the Earth with the Book of Mormon
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He joked that Spanish has since convoluted his understanding of the English language, although his skills might have come in handy over the weekend, as some of the words in the spelling bee included such commonly used terms in American culture as: 'fiesta,' 'chimichanga' and 'quesadilla.'
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Wallace and Gromit's world of genius inventions that very nearly work perfectly, and hoarded bits and bobs that might come in handy one day, is very much Park's own, he revealed.
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Their efforts have come in handy for several young children, who reported that they knew how to react when they encountered fire in their own homes.
Rescued Dog 'Sparkles' Teaches Children About Fire Safety
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Uncertain how the children might react, I thought it would perhaps come in handy if I needed to defend myself.
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Another time this will come in handy is if you’re cooking at a friend’s home where they don’t stock the same spices that you do, and you’re trying to season a favorite dish.
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This is where knowledge of both Confucianism and ponerology might come in handy.
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That mix could come in handy in his new role.
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This is where it would come in handy if life were like a video game and I could just power-up or find some bottles of life-giving potion under a tree.
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Would have come in handy some years back when trying to delouse my own and girlfriend's Norton strangleholds 10-27-05...
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Which is where the learning might come in handy.
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This is where those math classes you took come in handy.
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It may come in handy someday.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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A few more traveler's checks may come in handy on holiday.
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A kindly old man takes him in and teaches him how to shoot a gun - a skill that will come in handy - then dies, leaving behind a lissome granddaughter, Alphonsine, with whom Georges has a torrid but meaningless affair.
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But do not forget your golf umbrella. It could come in handy as a sunshade.
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The handicapper could have given her more weight for her nursery debut and her stamina should come in handy.
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There are two USB sockets for charging, which will come in handy if you're using a phone that won't fit on the dock.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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I advise you to buy one?it may come in handy one day.
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It might have come in handy if we ever spotted the Eastern Screech-Owl that disturbed our already suspect outdoor slumber, but the voluble varmint was well-hidden.
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The 6000-tonne nuclear submarine, known as boomer in popular parlance and named Arihant (destroyer of enemy), will carry 'Sagarika' ballistic missile and will come in handy in for retaliation in case of an enemy nuclear strike.
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After all, those pockets could come in handy when you're juggling hammers, nails and screws.
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At some point their suggestions might come in handy.
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Also, if you eat at pubs like the Hogshead or a Wetherspoon, take advantage of their condiment selection - you never know when a sachet of mustard, ketchup or mayonnaise might come in handy.
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As we will see below, this functionality can come in handy if you need to upgrade or debug an already-running and configured Apache server.
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I don't play oboe much these days but the piano has definitely come in handy.
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Where design permits, the old-fashioned serving hatch can come in handy: it's the dumb waiter of the less-palatial home.
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It can give me a broader perspective on my industry, which might come in handy, but it's going to do zilch for what's stirring in my fume hood.
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In a claustrophobic suspense story, you could see how this might come in handy.
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But those companies can subcontract, which is where the Egyptian businesses might come in handy.
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If it did not quite atone for their Premiership final defeat to the Tigers last season, this result may well come in handy when the play-off permutations are calculated next May.
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That extra tenner will come in handy.
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Cut out the tough core, and slice the leaves in thin strips - a food processor would come in handy.
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An air compressor with a nail gun will come in handy for nailing large flat areas like this.
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I don't use themthat often, but in dirtier water they come in handy.
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A hanger and clothespin don't just come in handy for doing laundry, they can also be used to straighten out coiled cords, even ones that may appear permanently kinked.
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The caulk and caulking gun that my mom bought me five years ago have finally come in handy.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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Hopefully there will be a proliferation of English speakers from whom to order food, beds and train tickets, but if not then my trusty new phrase book will come in handy.
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The wipe-clean interiors must come in handy for this: pleather seats and no seat pockets.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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The mistakes I made could have happened with any recipe, so these wisps of wisdom should come in handy even when not cooking meatloaf.
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I advise you to buy one?it may come in handy one day.
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I advise you to buy one?it may come in handy one day.
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This is where such characteristics as a facial twitch or a well-placed mole come in handy.
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This list of office slang may come in handy for all you desk-bound folks.
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Detecting suspicious activity in the community is where the bike patrol agents come in handy.
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But if you want solutions to your probs, your pal could come in handy in that department too.
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Items that might come in handy around the place - duvet inners, bookshelves, power tools - I eschew.
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Uncertain how the children might react, I thought it would perhaps come in handy if I needed to defend myself.
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It will come in handy later in the movie when we begin to wonder just exactly where the real person fits into the complex story woven around her.
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An ax or mattock will come in handy to chop out the roots that you will inevitably encounter.
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These concepts come in handy when you install, configure, or upgrade a local area network.
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On the other hand, I do think graphologists can come in handy when verifying authenticity of autographs.
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I'm saving the memo - it might come in handy someday.
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We hoard tins and bottles and all sorts of things that might sometime come in handy.
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I advise you to buy one?it may come in handy one day.
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That mix could come in handy in his new role.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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This is where such characteristics as a facial twitch or a well-placed mole come in handy.
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Both the lattices and courtyards have historically been used to filter light and block wind—devices that come in handy in the strong winds and harsh light of the Oregon coast.
A Blended Beach House
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That's where groupies and the sexual charge from performance come in handy.
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His money will come in handy when I want to travel.
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And it's come in handy: in a city with a traditionally Irish Catholic police force and a history of racial tension between cops and community, Law has been a key ally of the black clergy to deracialize law enforcement.
The New Holy War
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Mild expressions of lascivious interest in fellow bar patrons or party-attendees also come in handy.
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Dishes and cookware, for example, would come in handy.
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Dictionaries come in handy, as do the thesauruses ... thesauri ... however you spell the danged plurality for it.
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Both countries look wonderful, and her further post about chantarelle mushrooms can come in handy for the trip too.
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Wagon wheel, blue ribbon, come in handy.
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A kindly old man takes him in and teaches him how to shoot a gun - a skill that will come in handy - then dies, leaving behind a lissome granddaughter, Alphonsine, with whom Georges has a torrid but meaningless affair.
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Each title character possesses special abilities that come in handy depending on your style of play.
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Will those plastic pots come in handy one day?
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Ice cubes come in handy for a range of household chores, too.
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Where design permits, the old-fashioned serving hatch can come in handy: it's the dumb waiter of the less-palatial home.
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In addition to this, wire cutters, torches, chainsaws, axes, etc. can come in handy.
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He befriends a savage wolf - which may come in handy as he gets picked on by bullies!
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Those double-jointed standards must come in handy.
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Which will come in handy should it too burst into flames.
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Ice cubes come in handy for a range of household chores, too.
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Useful - really functional language items that can come in handy in real situations.
