merry-go-round

Preposition: of

• life: In the merry-go-round of life we live in - where has all the romance gone?

Converse of object

• spin: Tottenham Hotspur became the first premier league club to ' spin the managerial merry-go-round ' when they sacked Glenn Hoddle on Sunday afternoon.
• ride: Have fun riding the merry-go-round in Noddy's car, Noddy's plane, the fire engine or the Toyland Express.
• have: It had merry-go-rounds, slides, what have you.
• leave: Think the whole Billie leaving, no, staying, no, leaving again merry-go-round is distracting them!

Adjective modifier

• managerial: Tottenham Hotspur became the first premier league club to ' spin the managerial merry-go-round ' when they sacked Glenn Hoddle on Sunday afternoon.
• usual: Bored with the usual merry-go-round of local 10Ks and half-marathons?
• annual: Home Buyers Guide First Steps to a move This year around 1.5 million British homes will change hands in the annual property merry-go-round.
• whole: I don't want to deal with that whole merry-go-round anymore.
• perpetual: What is dubious is for pre-payments, loans and expenditure to keep turning one into the other in a sort of perpetual merry-go-round.
• bizarre: Or was once, until I got caught up in the bizarre merry-go-round of childrenâs literature.

Modifies a noun

• column: On the death of Drew Pearson in 1969, Anderson took over his Merry-Go-Round column.
• horse: The wide eyes of the merry-go-round horses, no longer suggestive of energy, suggest terror instead.
• pump: In the initial phase, 30 merry-go-round pumps will be installed in primary schools in Maputo, Gaza and Inhambane.

Noun used with modifier

• transfer: However, in this era of Bosman transfers the end-of-season transfer merry-go-round shows no sign of slowing down.
• property: Home Buyers Guide First Steps to a move This year around 1.5 million British homes will change hands in the annual property merry-go-round.