Converse of object

• elect: The most basic the company will elected mayor the.

• criticize: Two years ago, French authorities famously arrested a blogger for criticizing the city mayor.

• appoint: Mayor again A RETIRED teacher has been appointed mayor in his adopted town for the second time.

Converse of subject

• govern: The town was incorporated by Queen Mary in 1555, and is governed by a mayor, eight aldermen, and a recorder.

Adjective modifier

• directly-elected: The idea of directly-elected mayors is the more established of the two.

• elected: Official opening: Thurs 6pm, opened by Mike Wolfe, the city's former elected mayor.

• deputy: Putin rose rapidly to become deputy mayor, where he gained a reputation for silent, chilly efficiency.

• incumbent: Maputo In Maputo the Frelimo candidate, incumbent mayor Artur Canana won, but with a strong showing by independent candidate Philippe Gagnaux.

• former: Official opening: Thurs 6pm, opened by Mike Wolfe, the city's former elected mayor.

Modifies a noun

• daley: I would be mayor richard daley overseeing the study.

• richard: I would be mayor richard daley overseeing the study.

• terry: Springs mayor terry making consecutive final the transfer to.

Noun used with modifier

• lord: His son John, who was four times lord mayor of London ( fn.

• deputy: Former deputy mayor Norman Fisher: appeared September 2000.

• city: Primary systems are most commonly used in the US for all types of elections from the city mayor to the president.

Preposition: of

• palace: By order of the mayor of the palace he was murdered in a forest near Compiègne.

• town: On the launch of both these services, messages were exchanged between the mayors of the terminus towns.

• boro: For the first time in the history of the English nation a man of color has been elected mayor of an English boro.

• city: Mayor of the city, Cha O'Neill also welcomed delegates to the town.