Prepositions after Verbs

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qualify for, as, in, by or from?

If your Child does not qualify for U.
He then qualified as a Civil Engineer.
About half the 1% qualify in both categories.
You can also qualify by combining your experience and education.

quarrel with, over, among, for or in?

That's where I have always quarreled with you.
The Iraq war? Aphrodite spurs Hephaestus and Ares to quarrel over Athena.
After the victory, the Spanish emirs quarreled among themselves over the spoils of war.
In life too, we live happily and sometimes quarrel for the property.

"question by", "question in" or "question about"?

Hunter was then questioned by Mr.
Asking everyone questions about me watching My little girl.
We were not taught to question in school.
He was never questioned on that one.

queue for, at, in, on or up?

We still had to queue for about 30 mins.
Datagrams destined for a port are queued at the port until some process reads them, and each service has its own mailbox.
Unfortunately, there may be thousands of bytes of data already queued in the connection between the remote process and the local terminal.
That is if you can actually get them to not queue on the cycle lane.

quit in, on, as, after or at?

When the Who first called it quits in 1982, Pete Townshend was 37.
It would be nice if he quits on his own.
So just go quit as of this writing and draw attention away from your New Year's resolution alive, 7 day slimming pill reviews.
He should have quit after the Cain beating.

"quote from" or "quote in"?

I think he quoted from the Qur'an.
Quoted in The Man and His Message, pg.
As a writer quoted by Guillaume on p.
Back to the number quoted on my dispatch note.