Converse of object

• have: MORE » Birds My sister had a canary called Myrtle that used to sing with its beak shut.

• put: Both goals came after the break with Seb Muddel putting the Canaries in front before Villa leveled the score.

• call: He writes a column called Canaries on the Wing that covers the exploits of Norwich players who have left for pastures new.

• see: Danny Crow put Norwich ahead at the end of a first-half which saw the Canaries rewarded for their hard work.

• leave: New Republic of Ireland manager Steve Staunton has made the curious decision to leave Canaries center back Gary Doherty out of his first squad.

Adjective modifier

• pet: Sid began by opening a bank account in the name of his pet canary, Walter.

Modifies a noun

• wharf: London Canary Wharf: I am just moving to canary wharf, west ferry road.. .

• grass: They can be planted with clumps of reed, reed canary grass or other marginal vegetation.

• island: Talk to your UK property agent for Tenerife to... canary islands property sales.

• seed: Canaries should eat a staple diet of fresh fortified canary seed or pellet daily.

• yellow: So far front is sprayed canary yellow, but it may be changed.

Noun used with modifier

• reed: They can be planted with clumps of reed, reed canary grass or other marginal vegetation.

Possessives

• miner: One US journalist described France as, " the coal miner's canary of modern European society " .

Preposition: in

• cage: I always thought of the US as the " canary in the cage " for any potential natural gas crisis.