Preposition: of

• totality: But since the path of totality is so small it is very unlikely that it will cross you home.

• resistance: The flow through the meter measurement chamber follows the path of least resistance.

Converse of object

• tread: Reason, tread the path of selflessness into eternity.

• tow: Bow haulers Men working in gangs to pull boats or barges, from the towing paths.

• follow: Here in his first solo work he follows a related path, with a tale of the young Leonardo da Vinci.

• choose: He was not an anomaly in choosing this path, merely a pioneer.

• cross: You play Tommy Angelo, a 1930's taxi driver in the fictional city of Lost Heaven who crosses paths with the Mafia.

• beat: Now just wait for the public to beat the path to your door, for you have fixed the mousetrap.

Adjective modifier

• coastal: The coastal path is easily accessed from these cottages.

• narrow: Keeping right along the narrow path in trees, we went left, passing a pond on the right.

• spiritual: Do you really think all spiritual paths lead to the one true God?

• steep: Access was easy, up a steep path to a colon the, ridge.

• permissive: A local example of a permissive path is the Wirral Way.

• beaten: It goes off the beaten path and is the road less traveled.

Noun used with modifier

• career: What can orange offer you in terms of career path?

• cycle: There is a growing national network of cycle paths.

• riverside: Enjoy the wide river views from the excellent riverside path for a few miles.

• gravel: A gravel path following the line of the walls could disguise a drainage trench.

• tarmac: At the footpath sign, we crossed the road and went along the tarmac path, which took us through a cemetery.

• coast: The coast path to Looe heads directly away from the harbor to the east, initially along a narrow lane heading fairly smartly uphill.