teammate

Converse of object

• have: Somebody should come up with having a teammate behind the pressuring defender.
• heal: However, the true value of the medic is the ability to heal teammates.
• join: The 24-year old joins former teammate Gareth Taylor at Prenton Park and becomes Tranmere's ninth signing of the summer.
• find: Hopkin was consistent - consistently unable to find a teammate with his passing.
• see: Call us on +44 ( 0 ) 1488 73366 to see TeamMate in action We will also have a mobile demonstration unit available.
• use: Experience of using TeamMate would be beneficial but is not essential.

Adjective modifier

• former: He came fourth with former teammate Tomas Brolin heading the list.
• fellow: Here she faced tough opposition from fellow county teammate, Anna Bradly who won through 3-0 to book herself a place in the final.
• international: Worse still, in games like Sweden, Beckham - and this must annoy his international teammates - is never censured by Eriksson.
• own: Set to 1 to allow players to damage their own teammates.
• old: Thanks Paul, i hope you can answer these, without upsetting some of your old teammates!
• new: We now will wait to see it appear at a September race, probably with its new teammate Super Snail.

Modifies a noun

• mike: Get people thinking rate teammate mike trio miniseries all.

Noun used with modifier

• club: This clash could also see Harlequins Tyrone Smith line up against club teammate, Rob Purdham.
• tilt: Energy on the were for the full tilt teammate.
• rate: Get people thinking rate teammate mike trio miniseries all.

Possessives

• Spaniard: The Spaniard's teammate, Leon Haslam, will also be looking for victories at his ' home ' track.

Preposition: in

• position: The time that you're thinking about things is time a teammate in another position could make good use of the ball.

Preposition: for

• shot: Return pass should be targeted in front of oncoming teammates for an easy shot on goal.