Possessives

• letter: Carved into the inglenook fireplace are the letters ' ELL ' and in the stained glass window lovers ' swans.

Converse of object

• measure: The land granted by Michael measured 20 1/4 ells ( 60 ft. 9 in.

• do: W ell done to all the Solihull athletes who took part in this competition throughout the winter!

• take: There was an old saying " Give him an inch and he'll take an ell " .

• have: Cathedral and High Streets have restored 17th-century houses, one of which has metal ell, measurement for cloth, on wall.

Adjective modifier

• long: The Devonshire ' long ells ' had worsted or combed warps which made them harder wearing.

Modifies a noun

• coal: Dickson's body was found about 35 yards from the top of the mine leading from the main to the ell coal.

• student: It is a true blessing to see ELL students behaving kindly to each other.

• seam: While working in the ell coal seam, a large stone fell upon him from the roof and fractured his skull.

• initiative: The ELL initiative is being managed and coordinated by CILT on behalf of the DfES.

• learner: I focus on the positive strides that my ELL learners make.

• resource: The Suppliers section contains contact details for suppliers of a range of ELL resources.

Noun used with modifier

• w: At the masterclass, it was w ell received by both teachers and pupils, and their feedback prompted further refinements to the package.

• T: T ell us if your have RSD news to share.

• sh: See ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES for detailed descriptions of the mailx variables. sh ell [ shell-command ] !

• iron: The land measured 17 1/2 ells of the king's iron ell ( 52 ft. 6 in.

• exc: Branch visits give presidents a privileged insight into the wide range of exc ell ent planning activity currently taking place.

• c: As the number of c ells available and demand increases, they will inevitably come down in price.