Converse of object

• see: On a stormy night in 1336 the local villagers saw a lone horseman dressed in black approach the castle.

• come: Out of the night, When the full moon is bright, Comes the horseman known as Zorro.

• have: Today we don't just have Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse but an entire cavalry regiment of doom-mongers.

• send: Brian Boru sent horsemen forward to plunder all around the Dublin settlement.

Adjective modifier

• headless: There is a headless horseman who patrols along the Tyndall Avenue at night on his black horse.

• accomplished: An accomplished horseman, he built a superb Riding School within the castle walls.

• skilled: Tristram embodied the chivalrous and knightly ideal: he was a hunter, a musician, a skilled horseman and a master of languages.

• keen: Fed up with a career in computer engineering, keen horseman Steve Almond left the UK to run horse riding holidays in Andalusia.

• excellent: As well as an excellent horseman he was a keen rugby player; he also started writing poetry in his teens.

Modifies a noun

• anemone: The horseman anemone is bigger, with smaller warts which do not usually have gravel stuck to them.

• ride: He fell into the sink What does a headless horseman ride?

Noun used with modifier

• master: In addition he is a master horseman, extremely fit, and very acrobatic.

Preposition: in

• triumph: Interestingly, around 1,000 years separate the two ' horseman in triumph ' examples mentioned above.