Preposition: of

• websites: This section provides a comprehensive listing of websites focusing upon career planning for students with disabilities, mature students and ethnic minority students.

• vacancy: The site contains listings of current job vacancies, courses, freelance instructors, shops, events, clubs and gear.

Converse of object

• sponsor: Get a Great Flexible Mortgage ( sponsored listing ) Looking for a flexible mortgage?

• browse: Find school listings by keyword or browse listings by location, specialty, or tuition.

• contain: It also contains listings for all our recent compact disks, which can be bought directly from the Choir for just £ 12.

• categorize: A categorized listing of a large number of cycling accessories.

• add: We will send an email confirming the entry, and if the address does not exist we cannot add the listing.

• see: Please see the event listing for details of how to book.

Adjective modifier

• alphabetical: You can look up a website by going either to the alphabetical listing or to sites grouped by subject.

• comprehensive: Your CV is not a comprehensive listing of every single fact about yourself.

• up-to-date: The British Mountaineering Council's web site has the most up-to-date listing of open crags.

• full: A full listing of the results is on the Tuition website.

• alphabetic: Appendix B, Fortran Library, is an alphabetic listing, by mnemonic name, of intrinsic functions and subroutines.

• complete: To view a complete listing of the library, click the PDF icon below.

Noun used with modifier

• directory: Now, do a directory listing by typing in ls -l.

• track: The track listing hints at his influences; Costello, Drury, Clash, Specials.

• ebay: This is for sale on an ebay listing ( start price 99p ), please follow the link below for full details.

• estate: Real Estate Browse through real estate listings in your area.

• gig: However, maintaining the quality of our film and gig listings, theater reviews, travel and accommodation guides doesn't always come cheap.

• TV: How do I get a license for use of TV listings?