Converse of object

• like: SB has decided she definitely likes stagecoach, so thats good.

• have: When I was a boy, I can remember asking myself: ' what on earth have stagecoaches got to do with Christmas?

• drive: To make extra money in the early days he sometimes drove the local stagecoach along the old plank road.

• take: People got there by taking a stagecoach from the town center.

Adjective modifier

• old: Stories have been told of old stagecoaches disapearing into the hole with all passengers drowned.

• early: Another type of vehicle modified for multiple passenger use is the motorized stage, applied to the same tasks as the earlier stagecoach.

Modifies a noun

• bus: Stagecoach Bus issued the following press release on November 8th.

• driver: A: The stagecoach driver only has to look at four horses ' asses.

• route: By 1700, London was connected to a number of towns by stagecoach routes.

• service: Bus: Stagecoach service No 51, Jennings service No 629, from Exeter.

• travel: For example, by 1825 steamships could offer people an alternative to stagecoach travel.

• robbery: On 25th March, 1877, Bass took part in his first stagecoach robbery.

Noun used with modifier

• horse-drawn: The name reflected their mail carrying business for the Post Office back in horse-drawn stagecoach days!

• century: The height of Buntingford's prosperity was in the early 18th century stagecoach era.