Sentence examples similar to go to adjective from inspiring English sources

"Listen, it's a weird thing," Astley said, using his go-to adjective for most things that have happened to him.

Everywhere you go, online and offline, somebody has made it their go-to adjective, their noun of choice.

("Surreal" and "weird" are his go-to adjectives).

Maritimers decided a while back that adjectives like "some" and "right" weren't going to be adjectives anymore.

Daniel Silva's latest novel THE BLACK WIDOW required me to go to my Thesaurus and search for new adjectives with which to extol its virtues.

We're going to provide adjectives to these issues".

"You aren't going to find adjectives that will brand you with the Keith-power that anyone can feel within three seconds of meeting you -- even over the phone.

He wanted to go to some expense in meeting you, with care for the adjectives.

Poetry by Jana Prikryl: "He wanted to go to some expense / in meeting you, / with care for the adjectives".

How is Mr McCain going to defeat an adjective?

They may be grammatical subjects (e.g., 'That Knowles lost the election is surprising'), complements to verbs (e.g., as in 'The barometer indicated that it is going to rain'), complements to adjectives ('I am happy that it is going to rain'), and complements to nouns ('The possibility that it will rain should be borne in mind').