centurion

Converse of object

• cook: Cricket: Cook the centurion Soccer: We must get things right.. .
• become: Become a centurion in the ancient Roman army, or pay a visit to the Celtic village.
• do: Even in His death, did not the centurion say, " Truly, this was the Son of God " ?
• summon: And summoning the centurion, he asked him whether he was already dead.
• command: To be able to command a centurion thus suggests he is in a favored position.
• consider: You should be satisfied that he had as much faith as he did. ' But consider the centurion.

Converse of subject

• command: A century was a group of 100 men commanded by a centurion.

Adjective modifier

• first: But we all got around and credit to Neil, who finished first Centurion having only started the sport seven months ago.
• other: Bill Edrich was top scorer with 219 in a Test in which there were five other centurions.
• Australian: Three walkers completed in excess of 100 miles and we welcomed one new Australian Centurion into our elite club.
• Roman: Was the Roman centurion from Capernaum there, or that other centurion who with a deep stirring of the spirit watched Him die?
• senior: In 244 the birthday of Augustus, the legion's namesake, was celebrated by the senior centurion at Caerleon.
• Gentile: The Bible tells us of a Samaritan woman, an Ethiopian eunuch, a Gentile centurion.

Modifies a noun

• tank: A British Centurion tank crosses the Imjin River during the Korean War.
• card: Departures is a luxury lifestyle magazine published exclusively for American Express Platinum and Centurion card members.

Noun used with modifier

• ship: Of the later wards ' Anson ' was, from 1836, dominated by the preserved figurehead of his ship Centurion.

Possessives

• servant: The Bible, Luke chapter 7 verses 1-10 Healing of the Centurion's servant.
• crest: The shield What did centurions ' crests look like?
• standard: The head of the centurion's standard recalls the Roman settlement at Baldock.

Preposition: of

• legion: A later manuscript suggests that he was a centurion of the Theban Legion who escaped from prison but was recaptured.