subway

Converse of subject

• link: These were linked by a subway from the outset.

Converse of object

• ride: Davidson's photos vividly evoke the harsh reality of riding the subway then.
• catch: Sometimes, catching the subway from Astoria to Manhattan, the city feels like poetry.
• enter: Earlier, the jury was shown CCTV images of both Singh and the alleged victim entering the secluded subway alone.
• take: I took the subway or cab back to his apartment at 5 or 6 each morning.
• use: Most tourists use the subway, rather than the street, to reach the museums.
• see: Subway Art ( Reg Burnley ) Have you seen the subway With art upon its walls?

Adjective modifier

• pedestrian: A pedestrian subway under the road also still exists.
• crowded: Like a sneeze in a crowded subway, it's hard to find the human source of the latest viral infection.
• existing: By re-routing the canal through an existing subway, the canal can be restored without disruption to the M62 motorway above.
• new: BTW: the new Subway on West Street looks like it will open tomorrow.
• underground: Advertisement your story continues below The underground subway connects the three platforms at the station.
• first: You're not sure when New York's first subway opened?

Modifies a noun

• graffito: Also subway graffiti, freights, trains, walls, tags & yards.
• tunnel: A picture of the subway tunnel can be found on page 32 of the Strategy.
• station: The subway station is just a few steps across the street.
• train: There was a book at school with pictures of New York subway trains covered in graffiti.
• bombing: The survey was given both before and after the London subway bombing in July, but showed little difference in results.
• entrance: Note the subway entrance beyond the canopy struts, which now has a downward sloping roof.

Noun used with modifier

• point: An to Warren, or her with the best way in any will get one naked point subway watcher weight exercise he got.