Converse of object

• organize: The Society is extremely active and organizes many social, sporting and charity events throughout the year.

• provide: Provides unlucky sporting especially surprising to we think that.

• include: His main area of work is the buying, selling and managing of agricultural and rural land and property including sporting and mineral interests.

• cover: However, this policy does not cover sporting or dangerous activities, for which you are advised to seek additional cover.

• offer: Leeds University is one of the biggest university campuses and consequently offers excellent sporting, entertainment, and cultural facilities.

Adjective modifier

• recreational: The Myreside Club exists to promote recreational, sporting and social activities among its membership, which includes former pupils, parents and staff.

• artistic: We want to nourish their artistic, scientific, sporting and other abilities.

• cultural: So far, representatives from the business, cultural sporting and youth and community sectors have all partaken in events in Gilbert and Newtownabbey.

• charitable: The term charity operator shall be defined as an organization of a charitable, social, sporting, religious or political nature.

• academic: The broad educational experience provided by the College enables each girl to develop her talents, be they academic, sporting or creative.

• educational: Cover is worldwide and extends to include the educational, administrative, sporting and social activities of the University, including ownership of property.

Modifies a noun

• hero: What better place to start than with local sporting heroes?

• prowess: Find out more about our sporting prowess: Some Prince's Trust Teams are based at County Cricket Clubs.

• event: All relevant sporting events are shown on the big screen TV.

• calendar: It was Saturday, April 27, 1946, a golden day in the nation's sporting calendar.

• arena: And as they say in the sporting arena, " let the lawsuit games begin.

• fixture: Many activities were subsidized, and travel to sporting fixtures was free.

Noun used with modifier

• summer: She is also well-known for her pictures of children on the beach and summer sporting events such as Ascot and Henley.

• quality: It's simply a case of whether you like high quality sporting games.

• world: Sports Geography: the Athens Games is a fine example of how geography can showcase itself in the context of world sporting events.