It comes in handy.

It really comes in handy.

Comes in handy using this.

This comes in handy if you want to remove attributes recursively.

So it comes in handy to not be annoyed by her.

Comes in pretty handy down here, bub. Oh, tut, tut, tut.

Of course not! A brother comes in handy as a mannequin.

And that comes in tremendously handy, because groups are smarter than individuals.

Well, sir, a little extra always comes in handy... for trading purposes.

It'll come in mighty handy.

Very handy!

Here. This might come in handy.

It might come in handy sometime.

The star can come in handy.

That's very handy.

They're handy enough.

Handy Pen's dandy.

Get that! It might come in handy.

Might come in handy at our courtmartial.

Well, lawyers can always come in handy.

But your degree sure came in handy.

But the information will come in handy.

Which, when you actually have to design a Beethoven poster, comes in handy, because the visual information of the logo and the actual poster is exactly the same.

Wouldn't that be handy?

Are the plates handy?

Idiot. Money's always handy

Might come in handy as a calling card.

A car will come in handy for me

Handy thesaurus based on WordNet

Some guy's handy with icepicks.

Okay. Got your gun handy?

I call him handy Pen

I brought you Joey's windbreaker. It might come in handy.

'Spect that should come in real handy around here, Captain.

A cane like that is handy.

Got your gun handy? Sure. Why?

You're pretty handy with those terms.

It's very handy for business lunches.

Handy with an old person around.

Just have a look. That will come in handy in the future.

You never know when a dead rabbit might come in handy.

They really want to help, and they can come in handy.

FATHER You're pretty handy. What's your name?

They say he's real handy with a knife.

The boy was pretty handy with a knife?