Converse of object

• establish: Darby establishes a foundry there using pig iron from the Forest of Dean.

• include: Rotary Furnaces The Holwell site was later expanded to include a foundry to cast the pig iron produced by the furnaces.

Adjective modifier

• small: The site is now occupied by the Court Works industrial estate, there is still a small foundry on the site.

• own: Ultimately, he owned and operated his own foundry and kept his own books, unaided.

• local: At the age of eight George began working with his father at a local foundry.

• large: The works were all under one roof, with a large open foundry occupying perhaps a quarter of the site.

• old: Handmade by craftsmen in the country's second oldest foundry.

Modifies a noun

• sand: In recent years they have been worked for glass and foundry molding sands and they now extend over about 2 km2.

• worker: Around the 1880s the Foundry Arms Pub was built, no doubt to slake the thirst of the foundry workers.

• industry: Ray, a qualified chemist, has a senior position in the foundry industry which takes him all over the world.

• equipment: Boys ' foundry equipment Internet prank results in Fontana man's sex crime arrest.

• process: The foundry process simulation is used to predict an array of porosity related anomalies.

• building: The oldest part of the foundry building dates back to 1821.

Noun used with modifier

• iron: He also owned an iron foundry in Castle Eden, near Hartlepool.

• brass: In the brass foundry most of the work is cast from plate molded patterns.

• silicon: However, the design capability is largely reliant on limited Far Eastern silicon foundry capacity.

• bell: Close to the railroad is the famous Taylor's bell foundry which has a museum open to the public.

• bronze: Enclosed within the area of the Sculpture Garden is a lost wax, bronze casting foundry.