bowling

Converse of object

• ice-skate: Past trips have included visits to Bristol and Brecon, swimming, ice-skating, bowling, the theater and Pizza Hut.
• open: Here we go Steve Harmison's going to open the bowling.

Adjective modifier

• 10-pin: Similar in concept to American 10-pin bowling, it is played by rolling a ball at nine wooden pins.
• wayward: Edwards and Manek struggled to lay a bat on some wayward Oratory bowling but they did bring up a 50 opening partnership.
• tight: Despite some tight bowling the MCC won by 6 wickets with 3 overs to spare.
• indoor: For golfers the Kirton Holme and Boston Golf club have excellent courses, while nearby Boston offers indoor bowling and a cinema.
• hostile: In response Alex Wakely played a magnificent innings in the face of some hostile bowling.
• accurate: Vail kept Rushton in check with some accurate left-arm bowling.

Modifies a noun

• alley: MULDER: Yeah, from the bowling alley, going back seven years.
• green: The hotel had a big bowling green at the front with railings around.
• ball: Start off by marking where your bowling ball grips will go.
• lane: To keep an with bowling lanes progressive nature of.
• attack: The make-up of England ' s bowling attack has yet to be decided.
• pin: Or maybe if there were bowling pins set up at the bottom.

Noun used with modifier

• ten-pin: Being with Malaysia's ten-pin bowling team earlier today helped to inspire me for my match.
• tenpin: With 50 tenpin bowling centers across the UK, you're never far from a great day out.
• pin: There is for example a ten pin bowling team which plays on Thursday night.
• seam: Well we certainly need to bolster our seam bowling.
• spin: Sam is a quality player who will add steel to our batting whist being very useful with his leg spin bowling.
• pace: There is little doubt however that the 2006 squad scores over the 1971 team in pace bowling.