Sentence examples for the adjective for from inspiring English sources

Warm is the adjective for the restaurant's owner, Wayne McCann.

ADJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE As the adjective for wire is wiry, How come fire deviates into fiery?

Chewy is also the adjective for some of the players in the Italian seafood salad, a special one evening.

The adjective for this is convenient.

Yet we still fight to claim the adjective for ourselves.

(Specular is the adjective for pertaining to a mirror or mirrors.) Then there are words for various shapes, like ovoid for egg-shaped, which is fairly common in usage.

Tiny, tender and sweet are also the adjectives for the lovely Manila clams and mussels steamed in white wine with garlic and olive oil.

"Free-thinking" has been the adjective of choice for the irreligious in Britain since the late 17th century.

The best adjective for the series has always been the American word "toney": the opera and Oxford colleges were the kind of glamorous trappings often used in adverts.

The German for "uncanny" — the adjective used for horror stories — is unheimlich, the grammatical negation of heimlich, which is the word for "secret," while heim means "home".

Breathtaking seems the best adjective for the 308-acre Dix property Raleigh recently acquired from the state for $52 million.