Converse of object

• locate: The ancient Britons, the Celts and the medieval church masons intentionally located their sacred places in very specific places.

• hire: In April Mayer Brown & Platt hired two Masons ' partners, Nigel Weiss and Steven Janes.

Converse of subject

• carve: Almost certainly, the stonework was carved by masons who had worked at Canterbury Cathedral.

• build: Clarence House, built by English masons for the Duke, stands on a small hill which commands a fine view of the dockyard.

Modifies a noun

• bee: The Council offers advice only on solitary and mason bees.

• jar: I.e. paint cans, tins, baskets, mason jars, use coils of rope to hide the vases.

Adjective modifier

• monumental: Monumental Masons will not tout for business within the cemetery.

• skilled: Good to see we still have the skilled masons able to do the work.

• same: St Mary's was built by the same masons who rebuilt Westminster Abbey.

Noun used with modifier

• wall: Fleetwood Museum S RM 3. Encourage local entomologists to search for wall mason bee in appropriate season.

• sand: These areas are largely dominated by lugworms, sand masons and other polychaetes.

• firm: We also offer legal advice to businesses in West Yorkshire, in conjunction with leading law firm Masons.

Possessives

• mark: The tower stair displays a good array of masons ' marks.