truckload

Preposition: of

• food: Food Not Bombs has started organizing busses, vans and truckloads of food, kitchen equipment and clothing to the people fleeing the disaster.
• supply: An exploratory mission, which included two truckloads of relief supplies, arrived in Pristina.
• rock: Anyone know of a source of truckloads of crushed volcanic rock?
• nonsense: If so, you have swallowed a truckload of nonsense.
• sand: Emergency measures were taken as truckloads of sand and cement were used to stabilize the structure, saving the pier from imminent closure.
• fun: They can fill the loader with toys or yard leaves dump trucks toy and transport them -- all while having a truckload of fun.

Converse of object

• get: And, yes, he's got a truckload of enthusiasm.
• have: Once the ground was prepared, we had a huge truckload of grass brought in to lay down over 40 square meters of grass.
• sell: Teaching Maths in 1960: A logger sells a truckload of lumber for £ 100.
• send: Yet local authorities are not sending truckloads of material to the plant.
• need: First of all, you need a truckload of cash to start a business.
• see: And it was particularly moving to see the truckloads of veterans parading through Red Square past old allies - and former enemies.

Adjective modifier

• whole: Performs Love Creeping Up On You with verve and gusto and a whole truckload of soul.
• first: The first truckload of 390,000 out of 5 million condoms, which Taiwan donated, reaches Liberia through the World Health Organization.
• few: Bringing in a few truckloads of sand and some plastic chairs and tables is not enough.