His spare style, full of threatening silences, has given rise to the adjective "Pinteresque".
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When William marries Kate in April, intimate is unlikely to be the adjective of choice.
Even in cases such as these there may well be a link between the noun and the adjective.
The adjective "sole" has become a key measurement in diplomatic circles where U.S. nuclear forces have long been seen as an impediment to stopping nuclear proliferation.
One Plaid Cymru AM who would certainly not qualify for the adjective "timid" is the third placed candidate in the leadership runoff - Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas.
That, at least, is the adjective used by the Chandler family, former owners of the Los Angeles Times and holders of 12% of Tribune's shares, in a scathing 11-page letter delivered last week to the Tribune board.
The cabin seems a little ADJECTIVE, considering the out-of-place ADJECTIVE NOUN, but our heroes ignore it.
It's embittered - although the Greek adjective has only one "m".
The book's adjective would emerge as "Complete" in the 18th century, and its subtitle, "The Contemplative Man's Recreation, " is indicative of Walton's nature.
Intrepid, though, is perhaps not a bad adjective for the long career of Bonnie Cashin.
"Eventful" may be a horribly euphemistic adjective to describe the last 12 months in the stock market, rife with bailouts, bankruptcies, credit problems and collapses of major financial institutions.
The devices' description column features a lone adjective, too: ultimate.
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