Converse of object

• wait: We report an empirical analysis of the responses of the supply and demand for secondary care to waiting list size and waiting times.

• take: Thanks you for taking the time to access our website I hope we are able to help you.

• have: Neither will they have the time to defend by escape.

• save: We use the exchange rate of the day, so you save time, hassle and money.

Adjective modifier

• several: The regiment was employed in the Aid of Civil Power several times in the North of Ireland, from July to October.

• first: For the first time in years, Jonathan " Jack " O'Neill had cried.

• long: Be prepared for the paint to take a long time to dry.

• last: The last time I felt this was in the presence of my old master.

• short: Further at the conclusion of evidence, the Sheriff retired to give his oral judgment a short time later.

Noun used with modifier

• opening: Telephone NHS Direct ( 0845 46 47 ) for their Christmas opening times.

Modifies a noun

• limit: The suite holds around 15 to 20 people, with time limits for single or double sessions.

• buyer: A slow down in prices is best for everyone, first time buyer and home owner alike.

• scale: On what time scale does the seismic perturbation of the erosion signal decay?

Noun used with modifier

• part: PART TIME GUIDANCE AWARDS UWE also offers a range of part-time programs which can be joined at any point in the academic year.

Preposition: of

• writing: At time of writing, not all of the new rules regarding suspensions were available: those that were are described here.

• booking: The Fielding hotel will debit your credit card a one night deposit at the time of booking.