caretaker

Possessives

• cottage: This is situated in the old caretaker's cottage next to the Senior School Tuck Shop.
• house: He also funded the caretaker's house adjacent to the west side of the church.
• accommodation: Question 4.3 For example, a flat over a shop or caretaker's accommodation.

Converse of object

• notify: Bit of dignity at last count stop you're going to notify caretakers.
• appoint: Apr: Mr Budgen, who lived at the Holly Bush, appointed caretaker.
• employ: The case involved a caretaker employed by Newham Boro...
• become: He is at that stage in life where he feels the burning desire to become a caretaker.

Adjective modifier

• alleged: Than a year the alleged caretaker was needed to.
• assistant: The part of Rod, the assistant caretaker in Series 13, was played by Wayne Norman.
• former: A former caretaker at the school confirmed that ceilings in the school were made from asbestos tiles.
• resident: To maintain the items stored in them, the centers had two resident caretakers who lived on site.

Modifies a noun

• boss: Lynn caretaker boss Robert Taylor said: " We could have won it, we had enough chances.
• manager: Tony Mowbray, the caretaker manager, also wants the job.
• capacity: The former Hatter returned to Edgeley Park last month to take over from Chris Turner in a caretaker capacity.
• basis: Since Blackwell's departure, coach John Carver has been in charge on a caretaker basis at Elland Road.
• government: A caretaker government under Churchill takes control in the meantime.
• role: His widow appointed a Managing Director in a caretaker role until her children were old enough to take over the business.

Noun used with modifier

• resident: A resident caretaker lived in the house at the back.
• school: Talk to your school caretaker, they'll probably be able to help you decide the best place to hold your fair.
• hall: Yes, call Barking and Dagenham Direct on 020 8215 3006 and we will give you the phone number of the hall caretaker.