archer

Possessives

• bow: The archer's bow was normally made from yew and was about 6 feet long.

Converse of object

• mount: The first Persians to engage were the mounted archers, who rained arrows on the Spartans.
• join: In 1953 he joined The Archers for the first time to play farmhand Len Thomas.
• become: The reporter and Herbert soon became very skillful archers.
• include: I was really excited because they were going to include The Archers.
• have: Archers Each company of the army would have some archers.
• allow: The ones further away from the keep were lower down to allow archers to shoot at the enemy.

Adjective modifier

• experienced: An experienced archer could fire an arrow every five seconds.
• English: Around 12,000 Scots were killed in the battle, mainly under the heavy onslaught of the English archers.
• Welsh: In their chosen terrain, however, the Irish now had to face the undoubted superiority of the Welsh archers.
• top: The top American archers are better than the U.K. , but this is quite a small number of archers.
• old: Some of the older archers wear rows of medals from Soviet times.
• own: He was to be shot by his own archers.

Modifies a noun

• fire: It was really interesting to see the armies lining up and watching the archers fire the arrows really high up into the air.
• law: Archers Law have produced a number of information leaflets for further reading on this subject.
• fan: Archers fan Rhodes, first established her own fashion house in 1969 in Fulham Road, west London.

Noun used with modifier

• longbow: The longbow archers from Aquarius were not as successful this time round, but some excellent shots on gold ensured that everyone kept smiling.
• horse: A nomadic army of horse archers might slip away to turn up somewhere else.
• expert: Have a go at the noble art of archery with the local team of expert archers.
• foot: These foot archers almost certainly represented the poorer elements of the various levies of Hungary.