Converse of object

• quote: Chicago tribune quoted were taken from playing at the.

• herald: We met riding round Paris at night selling herald tribunes hot off the midnight press to the expats.

• elect: And they established the office of an elected tribune of the people whose task it was to keep the government in order.

• appoint: After joining the army, he was appointed a military tribune in upper Eastern Europe where he stayed until Trajan became emperor.

Adjective modifier

• military: There are also military tribunes drawn from the equestrian class.

• parliamentary: The difference only begins where it is a question of the use of the election campaign and the parliamentary tribune for mass actions.

• san: Imagine what effect such a telegram would have on san diego news tribune them!

• new: The new tribune above the pits replaced the 1955 ramshackle and rundown buildings in 1991.

Modifies a noun

• microsoft: To news this tribune microsoft lawyer no limit pot.

• Co: S brought to where international teams to suburban malls on tribune co.

• lawyer: To news this tribune microsoft lawyer no limit pot.

Noun used with modifier

• diego: Imagine what effect such a telegram would have on san diego news tribune them!

• chicago: That some of chicago tribune quoted company tied to.

Preposition: in

• army: S George, a military tribune in the army of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, was passing by and heared of the tragedy.

Preposition: of

• plebs: On the contrary, in respect of powers the tribunes of the plebs stood on a level with the consuls.

• cohort: And as they were trying to kill him, word came to the tribune of the cohort that all Jerusalem was in confusion.

• cohors: One tribune of cohors XII, G. Gavius Silvanus, was decorated by Claudius for his part.