nested の (genitive chaining)

Around dinnertime, Reverend King was out on the balcony outside his room.

She inquired after his father's condition.

She caught onto his real intentions, didn't she.

She caught the heart of every young person in the neighborhood.

For example, Pepperberg shows (the bird) objects like a green wooden peg and a red paper triangle.

Leisure is regarded as a means to an end.

I like studying wildflowers.

The cause of the problem lies in a lack of communication between departments.

I'd like to make a dinner reservation for tomorrow night.

The future growth potential of garbage-compaction equipment — covering both consumer and industrial applications — is drawing attention in connection with legal developments.

Medicaid, a system originally created to provide medical assistance to women and children in poverty, today spends about one-third of its budget on the elderly.

I offered to help her with her homework.

He's a friend from my class.

His analysis of the cause of the riot was correct.

She has the right to inherit her late husband's estate.

She has three times as many dictionaries as you do.

She taught wealthy Indian girls.

She follows every latest fashion trend.

The number of *s in the hint has nothing to do with the number of characters in the word.

The goal is to understand how to select and utilize media teaching materials that stimulate student thinking when designing lessons.

Two planes, one large and one small, were parked inside the hangar.

You should prepare for tomorrow's class.

I was busy, so I didn't write a reply to your letter.

She's very worried about how he's doing.

She was a girl about our age.

She lives in the apartment above us.

She landed a part-time job as a typist.

She poured coffee into the cup on the table.