Converse of subject

• affect: But in January 2002 they still held nearly 1,500, living in harsh conditions of intense heat and affected by sandstorms.

Converse of object

• blind: Then there are night races and blinding sandstorms to struggle through not forgetting the odd throwing ax or javelin that may come your way.

Adjective modifier

• severe: Alternatively, the darkness may have come from a severe sandstorm.

• bad: The city had been plunged into a fiery orange fog by the worst sandstorms in living memory.

• small: Sometimes fate is like a small sandstorm that keeps changing direction.

• minor: For the last three days there has been a minor sandstorm blowing.

Modifies a noun

• xx: GT: chrisissuper CH GT: SANDSTORM xx Transfer Topic | Forum chris Re: My new range of Ice Cream!

• bag: Every practical consideration has been taken into account to ensure that your Sandstorm bag will endure the ravages of time.

• blow: When a sandstorm blows up and visibility is cut to near zero, the team decides radical measures are called for.

• range: The Sandstorm range consists of high quality safari style bags and accessories.

Noun used with modifier

• desert: For example, God is fully in control of a desert sandstorm, and he knows the movements of every grain of sand.