Used with adjective complement

• hold: A fellow of the ICSA, he previously held senior Company Secretarial, legal and corporate services positions in a number of industries.

• appoint: Jill was appointed senior Lecturer in Pharmacy in 1993.

Adjective modifier

• low-income: I from country health status to the magnitude of low-income parents seniors.

• Caribbean: And baggage insurance after breakfast her caribbean international seniors.

• international: And baggage insurance after breakfast her caribbean international seniors.

Modifies a noun

• manager: We also coach 1 to 1 the senior managers of many Fortune 500 companies.

• lecturer: Susan was a senior lecturer in social policy at South Bank University for 11 years.

• officer: A 3 per cent basic increase for senior officers from 1 April 2005.

• citizen: The pool was always bustling from babies to senior citizens.

• executive: Several employees, perhaps including highly paid senior executives, may have to give evidence.

• official: Prior to joining the ECA he was a senior official at the World Bank.

Modifying Another Word

• formerly: Fred Abrahams, formerly senior researcher for Human Rights Watch.

• together: The Fiesole series brings together senior executives and policy makers from the publishing, library and academic fields.

• very: But I think if they wanted a cultural change, to get someone very senior to say, " Ring me.

• increasingly: Changing social patterns includes the fact that more women are working and in increasingly senior roles.

• however: However senior sales staff earn on average £ 3,000 more.

• even: When even senior Labor backbenchers have begun to recognize this, so should Gordon.

Noun used with modifier

• audit: Audit Senior 40000 Central London Permanent 15-Jul-2006 00:00 We are looking for audit seniors to join our successful London office.

• parent: I from country health status to the magnitude of low-income parents seniors.

• school: Forty exhuberant high school seniors climb aboard the train for an all-night ride of fun and games.