Preposition: of

• life: Democracy is not about numbers, it is a way of life.

• living: The only authentic and genuine way of living is that which is freely chosen by the individual themselves.

• working: The Trust's way of working is based on the principle ' by schools for schools ' .

Converse of object

• find: The speakers also seemed to find a way of picking up Forth FM whilst the lecturer was trying to speak.

• pave: We hope that Kellogg's cash rewards will help pave the way for future British success, " he added.

• go: A little fun goes a long way " Despite what you may have heard, fun is not dead.

• lead: This then led the way for the website design.

• explore: The Lift New Parliament project is a chance to explore ways to have a better discussion between architects and non-architects.

• suggest: A support booklet inside the video case clearly outlines the key messages and suggests ways that school management can use the video with staff.

Adjective modifier

• same: In the same way, words don't describe things.

• different: They also see the same website in different ways.

• good: The best way to keep your children safe in the garden is to stay with them at all times.

• long: We are a long way from a single " life science industry " .

• easy: Here's our guide to moving house the easy way.

• effective: Much most effective way to limit calorie intake, therefore, is to reduce the fat content of the diet.

Modifies a noun

• round: Any apology should have been the other way round.

• home: Time to make your way home or extend your holiday in Bled.

• thing: It turned up everywhere where anybody was trying to describe the way things work in nature.. .

Noun used with modifier

• fun: Introduction to Wakeboarding - £ 59 Get involved with the fastest growing, coolest and most fun way to take to the water.

• half: Slice the two remaining halves length ways into thin slices.