Converse of object

• surf: It's not just about surfing the net to get discount shopping or play games.

• cast: Larrikin Love might cast a far-reaching net, but they do so with passion and flair.

Adjective modifier

• neural: A different neural net is used for each forecast type.

• unguarded: His way was blocked by City defenders who stood and watched and DAVE KITSON simply nodded wide of them all into an unguarded net.

• empty: Cusack played a sublime angled ball in to Andy Mumford who squared for Keaveny to steer into an empty net.

Modifies a noun

• income: Each has seen net income from premiums rise by around a third in the past year.

• asset: At the time of the divorce, the parties had amassed net assets valued in the region of £ 75 million.

• inflow: Net mutual fund inflows in 2000 were £ 0.3 billion.

• profit: Tax is then charged o the net rental income profit.

• proceed: The net proceeds of the Proposals will be used to fund the strategy outlined in the " Use of proceeds " section above.

• earning: The amount to be deducted is dependant on the total net earnings received by the employe.

Noun used with modifier

• mosquito: Using a mosquito net in an area where malaria is present is a good idea.

• landing: All anglers must have, and use a landing net.

• safety: Three times a night, she went through her act, looping the loop without a safety net.

• fishing: Go buy a plastic spade ( can't get metal ) & a fishing net ( mostly for pond!

• drift: Each drift net would be up to 120 fathoms long, up to 12 nets would be joined together to create the drift.

• trawl: After the middle of the 20th century the boats began to use trawl nets for white fish and prawns.

Preposition: of

• reinsurance: The term net refers to net of reinsurance and the subscript refers to the policies that give rise to ( say ) mortality risk.

Preposition: from

• yard: The ball just sailed into the net from 40 yards out!