Converse of object

• become: Indeed, history has shown that the most persecuted eventually becomes the trailblazers to a more positive way of artistic expression.

• join: She joined Trailblazers in 1998 as the Mentoring Manager.

• pick: Today's is " Anglicans pick trailblazer to lead flock " in the same paper.

• chart: Charting the trailblazers, jet test pilots and constant progress at the cutting-edge of technology, every aspect of flight is explored.

Preposition: in

• area: The Portman Group has been a trailblazer in this area.

Adjective modifier

• real: SAZ is also a real trailblazer and has achieved recognition at a national level for its innovation.

• theological: The theological trailblazers and scouts do not always make such enjoyable company.

• early: There is a striking parallelism between the intentions and hopes of the early trailblazers in radio and today's Internet techno-utopians.

• true: He told me: " Wally was a true trailblazer - he influenced several generations of industry professionals.

Modifies a noun

• project: The purpose of the work is to use 20 trailblazer projects to demonstrate the use of compost to the brownfield sector.

• program: Approved Provider of Mentoring Trailblazers training program is accredited by The National Open College Network ( see training page ).

• area: Sixty trailblazer areas have been selected and 47 are now up and running.

• mentees: A direct comparison with Trailblazers mentees shows that only 48 % have reoffended.

• authority: Ten trailblazer authorities were given £ 1million each to pilot IRT systems.

• scheme: The scheme was one of the Government's trailblazer schemes to tackle anti-social behavior and ran from October 2004 to September 2005.

Noun used with modifier

• laidback: Laidback Trailblazers - Walking Holidays in Cornwall - Premier Walking Holidays Cornwall + 'taster ' bed & breakfast breaks.