| Some of the handiest garden tools don't actually come from the garden center. |
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| The easiest and handiest way to build up your RRSP is by regular instalments. |
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| He is the great Fredericton shad fisherman, and is one of the handiest and best men that can be secured. |
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| This is the handiest tool available for Parliament to fight corruption within government. |
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| Among the many useful standard features that come with your Volvo, the handiest may be Volvo OnCall. |
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| Despite the fact that, in practice, this latter method is generally the handiest to use while on the move. |
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| Many consider the Wharncliffe to be the handiest blade you have in a knife. |
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| By the mid-19th century, the handiest language for a traveller through Mitteleuropa was the German spoken by the Habsburg monarchs who reigned over Hungarians, Czechs and many others. |
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| Probably the handiest way of drinking wine is in cans. |
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| Among the different qualitative models available to evaluate risk, many Unions propose to use the Column Model, which is considered as one of the easiest and the handiest. |
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| The days of floppy disks are long gone thanks to ultra-capacity thumb drives, which have to be the handiest gadget ever invented to keep on your keychain. |
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| In this area, the EU's Structural Funds are its handiest tools for redistributing resources, firstly between the regions and secondly between population groups. |
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| It can grab the handiest store locations and tie up the best local suppliers to exclusive deals. But the benefits to the first-mover may not last very long. |
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| It can be carried by the grip-handles or by using the shoulder strap. When boarding a ship, bus or train, you'll find the extra grip-handles on the narrow sides to be the handiest. |
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| A drill is probably the handiest tool you will ever own. |
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