ringside

Preposition: of

• buyer: On the second day sale, which attracted an enormous ringside of buyers, trade, was again, very strong.

Converse of subject

• watch: The show ring is packed with the huge shearling ram class watched by a full ringside.

Converse of object

• sit: The current champion, at all the top four weight divisions, is sitting ringside with his pretty wife.
• attract: On the second day sale, which attracted an enormous ringside of buyers, trade, was again, very strong.
• leave: Trade throughout the day was very satisfactory as all vendors left the ringside very satisfied with the days events.

Adjective modifier

• packed: There was a packed ringside for most of the two sales.
• crowded: A crowded ringside not evident at Whitebred sales for a number of years produced animated bidding resulting in a total clearance.
• large: This much admired top UK index herd was presented before a large ringside of buyers from throughout the UK.

Modifies a noun

• seat: Once hooked in, the divers not only have a ringside seat to the show, they become part of the show.
• view: I had a ringside view of the strange workings of the paper.
• enclosure: For Dressage and Showjumping, an uncovered ringside enclosure is situated in the North West corner of the arena.
• doctor: PDF of this edition's case reports Dr. Y and Dr. D were employed as ringside doctors at the event.
• audience: Meanwhile the ringside audience increased and everyone was smiling.
• ticket: Stay tuned for your chance to win ringside tickets for Summer Super Slam.