Converse of object

• judge: In 1996 she chaired the judging panel of the Booker Prize.

• glaze: Glazed panels - These should be either laminated or have vinyl, shatter resistant film applied on the inside surface.

• carve: Pulpit and altar rails have C18 carved panels said to have come " from a college chapel " .

Converse of subject

• judge: Entries will be judged by a panel appointed by Samaritans.

Adjective modifier

• solar: With a limited 25 year warranty solar panels provide a reliable long term solution.

• advisory: A third sector advisory panel, will be established to advise the Office on third sector issues.

• front: A front panel REC control allows you to record incoming signals, too!

• rear: Double mesh doors, mesh roof & rear mesh viewing panel.

• independent: The low voltage pump is powered by an independent solar panel.

Modifies a noun

• radiator: Designed to fit most single and double steel panel radiators.

• discussion: The day will conclude with a panel discussion during which the debate will be thrown open to the audience.

• heater: Heating in the bedrooms is provided by panel heaters.

• tracery: The chancel E window of five lights has panel tracery.. .

Noun used with modifier

• control: Control panel A full control panel allowing you to manage your service online.

• glass: There is a glass panel looking into the control room.

• appeal: Alternatively, you can appeal to an independent appeal panel.

Preposition: of

• judge: Medals are awarded by a panel of expert judges chaired by Rosemary George MW, Chairman of The Circle of Wine Writers.

• expert: Each application is reviewed by a panel of experts from related fields.

• insurer: The Post Office will find the best policy to suit your needs at the lowest possible price from their panel of leading insurers.