earl

Converse of object

• create: He was created an earl for his leadership in 1919.
• become: The English Civil Wars Open James Graham had become earl of Montrose in 1626.
• say: Science department at say emphatically a chief justice earl.
• make: John of Gaunt, son of K Edw III, was then made earl of Richmond ( GEC, x, pp.

Converse of subject

hold: Customary courts are held here occasionally by the earl of Lonsdale, who derived the title of Baron Burgh from this Barony.

Adjective modifier

• seventh: James was the son of Sir James Graham and Lady Catharine Stewart, daughter of John, seventh earl of Galloway.
• 4th: Patrick married Margaret Home and there family were: James Hepburn, 4th earl of Bothwell.
• 10th: It seems likely that the 10th earl had only a son, Edmund, by his first wife.
• sixth: In 1514 she married Archibald Douglas, sixth earl of Angus, and fled Scotland with him.
• noble: The noble earl of Shrewsbury, let's hear him.
• 5th: Most of these were taken by Hugh, 5th earl of Annesley, who was an enthusiastic amateur photographer.

Modifies a noun

• gray: The children play well here, as nicely designed, free soft drinks for children [ weak juice ] and earl gray for mommy!
• court: Exhibitions and earls court london the NEC birmingham national exhibition center and manchester Gmex.
• majette: Home owner liability insurance they provided access their way back homeowner earl majette the growth of.
• tea: I go there every Saturday morning with my girlfriend and share a pot of earl gray tea for only £ 1.60!
• morcar: It is written almost as a journal of the life of earl Morcar so there are passages where the storyline is slow.

Noun used with modifier

homeowner: Home owner liability insurance they provided access their way back homeowner earl majette the growth of.

Possessives

• son: The picture is of the earl's eldest son paying his final respects.
• daughter: Tom's father was an academic, his widowed mother an earl's daughter.
• brother: It was built by Alan the Earl of Richmond who also built Richmond Castle and it belonged to the earl's brother Ribald.