Converse of object

• reach: Sewells did not appear to have reached the higher echelons of the Royal Navy.

Preposition: above

• corps: In the past, space assets were used for support of echelons above corps only.

Adjective modifier

• upper: Hence, the spread in the upper echelons of the drink, " Pink Gin.

• high: Look at the higher echelons of the public sector in Northern Ireland.

• top: Football outside of the top echelons always seemed an unlikely business bet, with a history of clubs living hand to mouth.

• low: She said ethnic minority lawyers were concentrated in the lower echelons of the service, with white managers failing to promote them.

• senior: The senior echelons of the administration will be loyal to the government of the day, for a change.

• second: The second echelon was the destruction of capitalism through by their own money through drugs " .

Modifies a noun

• commander: The commander alone decides what information is critical based on the mission, his experience, and the higher echelon commander 's intent.

• formation: It showed two large bright lights flying across the blue sky in an echelon formation.

• form: Solution of systems with augmented matrix in row echelon form.

• parking: A pedestrian crossing point should be created here rather at the end of the echelon parking.

Noun used with modifier

• command: The RCC will be collocated with the operations center of the command echelon to which it has been assigned.

• ground: It also advises and assists ground commanders and meets other related tactical air support special requirements of individual ground force echelons.

Preposition: of

• society: Becky Sharp raise through the social echelons of British society can be paralleled to many a film or pop star today.

• command: The combat functions exist at all echelons of command.

• government: Such critical acclaim burbling from the highest echelons of government can only precede something positive.

• power: It soon becomes clear that there are just as many enemies as friends within the uppermost echelons of power in the nation's capital.

• party: In addition, it is filled with unusual pictures of life in the upper echelons of the Nazi party.

• industry: For many years it suceeded in giving, mainly young men, the opportunity to reach the highest echelons of industry.