Possessives

• behavior: The applicant had complained about her line manger's behavior but no proper investigation had been made.

Converse of object

• have: Far better to not replace people, have a single manger for three departments rather than one.

• desire: Delaware LLCs have members and, if desired, mangers.

• make: Completing the story, we gave the children three small pieces of cardboard to make a crude manger.

• use: The large vaulted kitchen, once the stables, retains its rustic charm, with the original manger now used for storage.

• retain: The stalls retain an original manger and water troughs.

Adjective modifier

• senior: Did being the first senior black woman manger in the CPS create pressures for you?

• general: Gavin Berry, winemaker and general manger at Plantagenet wines in Mount Baker, Western Australia has made this wines.

• own: For account customers ordering is made easy through your own dedicated accounts manger.

• new: It's pretty amazing to think that a club crippled by debt would even consider paying such an amount to get a new manger.

• assistant: Assistant manger John Ward joins Steve Welch on his morning show.

• original: The large vaulted kitchen, once the stables, retains its rustic charm, with the original manger now used for storage.

Modifies a noun

• scene: In the many manger scenes, the wise men are pictured around the manger.

Noun used with modifier

• fund: Once a company has listed, the analysts often have a hard time trying to get fund mangers to buy the company's shares.

• window: Or, the window manger may decide to map the window into Iconic state, in which case the window will not be visible.

• bank: I have contacted a bank manger who will do that for us.

• line: They must also advise their line manger of any outstanding or urgent issues.

• land: They have been protected for over 50 years and we work with owners and land mangers to keep them in the best condition.

• project: The project was run by Computacenter's project mangers from start to finish.