Converse of object

• earn: Iraqis need to be able to earn a decent living, rather than depend on food handouts.

• scratch: Scratching a living Clearly then, the Fund is under pressure.

• promote: Everything is either eco, organic, fairly traded, recycled or promotes natural living.

• make: Or is a new model emerging for making a living from art online... ?

Preposition: in

• poverty: However, in the 1950s and 1960s the largest group living in poverty were older people.

Adjective modifier

• healthy: Whilst teaching the public healthy peaceful living, Mr Patel neglects his own family members.

• daily: But I myself continue to be caught up by daily living.

• independent: Skills training for job or independent living will be provided.

• everyday: Indeed, what we believe will be reflected in our everyday living.

• godly: His godly living was regular and consistent even when he was in a minority of one and even when he was being plotted against.

• communal: All of this contributes to the smooth running of the base keeping the communal living nice and easy.

Modifies a noun

• room: There is a large living room which has french doors leading onto the rear garden.

• organism: Visited the Giant Forest, which includes the world's largest living organism: the immense " General Sherman " sequoia tree.

• creature: How queer all living creatures are, except donkeys!

• allowance: You will receive accommodation, meals and a generous living allowance.

• expense: These must cover your fees and your living expenses ( and those of your dependents, if any ).

• wage: The idea of building a broad coalition in support of the living wage grew out of similar campaigns in the United States.

Noun used with modifier

• Anyone: Anyone living in a nursing home or residential care home.

• disability: A working knowledge of attendance allowance and disability living allowance is assumed.

• anyone: The print edition of the magazine is FREE to anyone living with HIV/AIDS in the UK.