Possessives

• n: They really love rock ' n ' roll, they really respond.

Object

• horse: Rocking horse lovers in Lincolnshire admire rocking horses from our rocking horse maker for Lincolnshire.

Adjective modifier

• sedimentary: The bedrock of the district consists of some of the oldest sedimentary rock exposed in the British Isles.

• igneous: They relate changes of state to energy transfers in a range of contexts for example, the formation of igneous rocks.

• volcanic: Heavy rainfall has accentuated the huge river valleys and steep sided ravines that occur in the mainly volcanic rock.

• molten: LAVA FLOWS These are flows of extremely hot molten rocks extruded by the volcano.

• loose: Finish up the broken crack taking care with loose rock.

• bare: Sometimes the walls and roof were bare rock, sometimes even coal but often the walls would be of brick.

Modifies a noun

• band: We've almost got a regular rock band line-up in places.

• n: Stars visit ' home ' of rock n ' roll ( PA via Yahoo!

• formation: And in Buena Vista there is a large rock pool formation in the extreme North West.

• star: Mother Teresa 2 Which rock star was born William Perks?

• outcrop: Many sites support notable bryophytes, in particular calcicoles associated with base-rich rock outcrops and ( in western stands ) Atlantic species.

• roll: You could argue that this is a move back to the heyday of rock 'n' roll where the single was the dominant force.

Noun used with modifier

• punk: There's even the popular new punk rock rendition of " Happy Song.

• glam: I mean I wouldn't mind being taller - but not that way - prefer punk to glam rock.

• prog: Floyd were always lumped in with that whole ' 70s prog rock scene.

• limestone: Another surprise arose, when the earthworks ditch was dug in the local limestone basement rock.

• granite: The granite rocks came from up north at the family's summer cottage.

• garage: The music, however, is garage rock with hints of The White Stripes and Rolling Stones.