Preposition: of

• Police: Richard was a Superintendent of Police in Bengal Staff Corp in 1871.

Converse of object

• appoint: May 1804 Grand Junction Canal He was appointed superintendent of tunnel workmen under James Barnes.

Adjective modifier

• chief: He was promoted to chief superintendent in 1997 taking over command of Brompton division for eighteen months.

• deputy: Journalists have filed a complaint against the deputy superintendent.

• locomotive: Daniel Gooch was the company's Locomotive Superintendent at Swindon.

• medical: Even working as a medical superintendent in Adelaide had not been enough to satisfy him.

• assistant: The assistant superintendent said the driver didn't notice anything out of the ordinary before the lift overturned.

• former: Former police superintendent Ralph Miller has found sheets were partly removed from the corpses at some point.

Modifies a noun

• registrar: A superintendent registrar may also need to attend the ceremony.

• registrar(s: The couple will also have to give a notice of marriage to the superintendent registrar(s ) of the district(s ) in which they live.

• radiographer: Please speak to a member of staff caring for you or write to the superintendent radiographer.

• pharmacist: Superintendent pharmacist, Torrington Park Health Center, North Finchley.

• physiotherapist: Clare Leonard, superintendent physiotherapist at Victoria Hospital, Swindon, says: ' Patients with dementia have a collection of symptoms.

• rank: He joined Sussex Police in 1981 achieving Superintendent rank by 1992.

Noun used with modifier

• detective: He expressed his concerns to inquiry leader detective superintendent Richard Holland, who was in charge of the Ripper inquiry.

• locomotive: Locomotive Superintendent of the Great Northern Railroad from 1896 to 1911.

• pharmacy: Ian Cowan, pharmacy superintendent for Rowlands Pharmacy said: " Rowlands Pharmacy is very pleased to be joining the CCA.

• police: Former police superintendent Ralph Miller has found sheets were partly removed from the corpses at some point.

• golf: Golf course superintendents often rely on cultural methods for take-all patch management.

• lady: Two years later she was appointed resident lady superintendent of a hospital for invalid women in Harley Street, London.