Preposition: with

• outcrop: Once inside the reef area the scenery was very different, very sandy with the occasional rocky outcrop.

Preposition: in

• color: Their coats are sandy in color and short, and their characteristic main is only present in the males.

Modifies a noun

• beach: Holywell Bay Nr Newquay A large sandy beach with a stream running down the middle.

• cove: We rested that night in a sandy cove, the boat firmly secured to a rocky outcrop.

• loam: Sandy loam mixed with road dust makes a fairly good dusting material.

• silt: Each feature was backfilled with a dark gray sandy silt.

• soil: Sandy soils with low clay content will be most rapidly affected.

• bay: In most places these were simply pulled up on shore in the sandy bays for safety.

Modifying Another Word

• long: Praa Sands Surfing Beach Cornwall Praa Sands is well worth a visit, it possessing a mile long sandy beach.

• usually: The soils on the Triassic rocks are usually sandy and often pebbly.

• very: Once inside the reef area the scenery was very different, very sandy with the occasional rocky outcrop.

• mainly: Shore diving is mainly sandy and the cliff edges are wonderful.

• quite: As a photographer tho, I noticed that the water was quite sandy.

• mostly: These mostly sandy deposits were deposited in a shallow sea from about 49 to 42 million years ago.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The package becomes sandy through the Late Devonian Ordovician.

• landscape: The further away one had landscaped sandy [ read small gravel!