Object

• tent: A wall can be built in the time it takes to pitch a tent.

Converse of object

• descend: At the far end of the chamber, and between blocks, descends a 23 m pitch.

• invade: Within seconds of Mr Courtney signaling it was all over, Burnley players disappeared under a sea of fans who invaded the pitch.

Adjective modifier

• all-weather: Fred Riddell, said he was particularly disappointed at having to take money ear-marked for all-weather sports pitches.

• synthetic: A new synthetic sports pitch for Clarence Park was also agreed.

• waterlogged: The Peterborough game has been called off due to a waterlogged pitch.

• 10m: From the chamber a short climb up led to a 10m pitch.

• 20m: Back at the top of the 20m pitch a steep ramp leads up on the right.

• artificial: Which club was the first to install an artificial pitch?

Modifies a noun

• blackness: The French made fifteen charges, the final one in pitch blackness, but all were subject to disorganization and showers of arrows.

• pine: The gallery was added in 1837 and the interior of the church paneled in pitch pine in 1888.

• invasion: The police even thought that the cries from help on the terrace were the starts of a pitch invasion.

• accent: Pitch and stress: Japanese is only minimally semantically tonal, tho the majority of dialects have a word pitch accent.

• darkness: More dim light -- almost blinding, after the pitch darkness -- creeps through.

Noun used with modifier

• football: We were pitched on a sandy football pitch, which belonged to a local school.

• cricket: The low arched entrance faced across the cricket pitch.

• fever: The poll tax raised awareness of local taxation to fever pitch for a few years.

• turf: Harthill Royal currently has 5 aside astro turf pitch, which incurs a charge to use the facility.

• hockey: The gardens include a natural lake and orchard as well as tennis courts and a hockey pitch.

• rugby: There are also some additional rugby pitches provided within schools.