Prepositions before Nouns

"of cable" or "on cable"?

of, for, in, with or like cake?

"of call" or "on call"?

• Our first port of call is the GP.
• I always felt urgently on call.
• Florida, also, was too close to call.
• Please click here for call for papers We have to notice.

"on camera" or "of camera"?

to, in, at, of or from camp?

"of campaign" or "in campaign"?

• Upon joining a battle, I had to wait for several minutes before the start of campaign.
• It hides in campaign ads and a monsoon of e-mail messages.
• I see organisations with no idea on return for campaigns, no tracking or measuring.
• Then Obama ran on campaign to send in drones if PAK refuses to act.

on, of, to, off or around campus?

"of cancer" or "with cancer"?

• Symptoms of this type of cancer vary.
• We don't want to live in a world with cancer.
• They undergo chemotherapy for cancer treatment 4.
• Anil passed away in 1952 due to cancer.

"of candidate" or "for candidate"?

"of capacity" or "to capacity"?

• So there's a lot of capacity out there.
• Did the government utilize the existing resources compared to capacity? 2.
• The saved benefits were using in capacity building of the organization as it later transformed to a bank.
• Just give us the gold and we'll take care of the rest if you're pressed for capacity.

of, in, to, for or on capital?

• BOR-SHCH and written in capitals.
• That would be as opposed to Capital.
• National boundaries mean nothing for Capital.
• Have u seen his interview on capital talk, the way he answered dr.

of, to, under, against or in capitalism?

of, by, to, from or With captain?

of, in, by, for or with car?

• But a crowd of cars was bunched up.
• Leather is also used to make seating in cars.
• We are travelling by car! That is a nasty one.
• They shared a passion for cars.

of, on, to, for or in carbon?

of, on, for, to or with card?

• But there was his kind of card.
• She'd whine it wasn't on card stock and double spaced.
• Fast and efficient to charge me for card reactivation.
• Banks have caught onto the charge card hoppers who switch from card to card to take advantage of the low introductory rates.

"of care", "with care" or "for care"?

• Leadership is shared at the point of care.
• But they must be used with care.
• I urged him to go for care and he agreed to come.
• I have been in care for two years now.

"of career", "for career" or "in career"?

• Bentley scored highest in the area of Career Development.
• Such reckless bravery was not for career purposes.
• It is very important in career change.
• I no longer spend all my time on career.

"of case" or "in case"?

• She handled thousands of cases.
• This isn't unusual in cases of trauma.
• In some cases the matter may be referred to case progression.
• We assess these cases on a case by case basis.

"of cash" or "in cash"?

• The company had run out of cash.
• All transactions are in cash only.
• The government is strapped for cash.
• He walks out of the bank with cash.

of, in, for, to or with cat?

by, of, in, into or to category?

Of, for, to, without or about cause?

• Effects occur because of cause.
• This is now our rule of procedure for cause.
• Everything comes down to Cause &; Effect.
• No result can come about without cause.

"on cd" or "of cd"?

"in celebration", "of celebration" or "for celebration"?

of, in, to, on or for cell?

of, to, in, at or with center?

• Begum's struggle in life Begum is a member of Centre no.
• Set up your telescope to center on the Mizar/Alcor pair.
• I like Werth and Harp in center.
• Expect Carrick to play at centre half.

"of ceo", "for ceo" or "to ceo"?

of, in, without, at or for ceremony?

of, for, at, with or in certificate?

"in chain" or "of chain"?

"of chair" or "on chair"?

of, as, by, to or from chairman?

of, with, to, for or on challenge?

• The track was full of challenges.
• The same jamboree trail but continue with another 30km full with challenges.
• Romney's character, and the way he reacts to challenges.
• Perfect for Challenge Alchemists likely.

"by chance" or "of chance"?

• By chance there were no serious injuries.
• So far, there is no mention of chances.
• Nothing was being left to chance.
• Allowing balotelli chance after chance.

"of change" or "for change"?

• Anger is the emotion of change.
• I bet you voted for change too, sucker.
• This list is subject to change.
• Price fluctuates with changes in supply and demand.

"of channel" or "on channel"?

"in chapter" or "of chapter"?

of, in, with, for or to character?

• Another is a lack of character.
• To know Him in character is order and values.
• Fell in love with character design while studying animation in the United Kingdom.
• As for character variety, I couldn't disagree more.

"in charge" or "of charge"?

"to charity", "for charity" or "of charity"?

"in check" or "of check"?

"of cheese" or "with cheese"?

"of chest", "with chest" or "on chest"?

of, with, like, for or in chicken?

"of child" or "for child"?

• The smell of children together.
• Use only one drop for children.
• Make memories in nature with children.
• I do NOT equate my pets to children.

"of childhood", "in childhood" or "from childhood"?

of, with, for, in or like chocolate?

of, by, for, about or in choice?

• It's totally a matter of choice.
• It is by choice and not by luck.
• Consumers and the ability for choice, their way.
• It really is all about choices.

"of christianity" or "to christianity"?

"of church", "to church" or "in church"?

• Separation of church and state.
• If you want pray, go to church.
• It's not going to come in church.
• My sense is they find them at churches.

"of cinema" or "in cinema"?

in, of, to, for or from circle?

"of citizen", "for citizen" or "to citizen"?

"of city" or "in city"?

• The east area of City Core is Fort Union.
• In cities this trend is much greater.
• Food will go to City Harvest, coats to NY Cares.
• The ordinance is available at city hall.

of, to, for, with or on claim?

"in class" or "of class"?

• Be unable to concentrate in class.
• But Ghosh showed glimpses of class.
• Some probably never went to class.
• We had lots of books and things to do for class.

"in classroom" or "of classroom"?

of, with, for, to or from client?

"of climate" or "on climate"?

• OBAMA: The issue of climate change.
• The nature of comments on climate blogs vary widely.
• In regard to climate sensitivity.
• They talk about climate change but rarely take proper action on it.

of, on, by, near or to clock?

of, in, for, on or to clothing?

"of cloud", "in cloud" or "on cloud"?

of, at, for, to or in club?

• But he called for the Master of Clubs and gave the order.
• Talking to a friend at club last night.
• Also both played for clubs that weren't in themselves dominant.
• Entry to Club Eras is free for men and women until 8 p.

of, with, by, for or in coach?

of, from, in, on or to coal?

"of coalition" or "in coalition"?

"to coast" or "from coast"?

of, in, with, below or about code?

• Ownership of Code and Content GROU.
• It is a manifesto, written in code.
• With code, like anything, you pay for what you get.
• Create the class with three properties as shown in the below code snippet.

"of coffee" or "for coffee"?

"In collaboration" or "of collaboration"?

of, from, in, to or about collapse?

"for collection" or "of collection"?

• Labeled bins for storage and others for collection.
• Notice of Collection of Personal Information.
• Saturday morning I phoned with a view to collection.
• Any obstruction in collection of data would be attract punishments.

"in college", "to college" or "of college"?

• Think about interning while in college.
• My parents didn't go to college.
• This system of college education sucks.
• Why does usa charge so much for college.

"of color" or "in color"?

"in column" or "of column"?

in, of, for, on or about combination?

"of comedy", "in comedy" or "for comedy"?

"of comfort" or "for comfort"?

"in command" or "of command"?

"of comment" or "for comment"?

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• This story is closed for comments.
• I'd now trying to catch up with comments.
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of, on, in, from or for commission?

• Only acts of commission counted.
• The salespeople aren't on commission.
• Yeah, good salesperson can earn 6-7k too, but mainly from commission.
• In a surprise to the political establishment, Hoeffel supported Republican Mario Mele for Commission chairman over Jon D.

of, by, to, with or from commissioner?

of, to, with, for or in commitment?

of, by, in, to or on committee?

• Establishment of committees 13.
• Decisions are made by committees that are comprised of member bank representatives.
• But it hasn? t stopped them sitting beside Sinn Fein in committee almost 500 times.
• Refer to committee - applies only to the main motion.

of, in, for, on or to communication?

"of community" or "in community"?

• Scores of communities depend on it.
• Lo has been active in community services.
• We do this for our kids and for community.
• Went to community college, got my GED.

"of company" or "for company"?

• The same thing goes for companies.
• I changed job in July 2008 to Company B.
• LAN to access local system in company.
• The same with companies and their pensions.

"In comparison" or "by comparison"?

"of compensation" or "for compensation"?

"of competition" or "in competition"?

of, with, to, for or after complaint?

for, on, of, to or upon completion?

"in compliance" or "of compliance"?

of, with, to, on or from component?

"of computer" or "in computer"?

• The day of computer science is well upon us.
• There is no indication of any expertise in computers.
• X-rays were digital and any paper was scanned on to computers.
• You do not have to be an expert with computers.

"of concentration" or "in concentration"?

of, in, from, with or to concept?

• This is the skandha of concept.
• Otherwise, the post is good in concept.
• Project Management: Going from concept to beautiful gown on the day is a project.
• We are then concerned with concepts of individual relations in a social order.

"of concern" or "for concern"?

in, of, for, to or at concert?

"In conclusion" or "to conclusion"?

"of condition" or "on condition"?

• It was a change of conditions from Ahmedabad.
• He spoke on condition of anonymity.
• The early birds were also back in condition earlier.
• Licences may be issued subject to conditions.

of, in, by, for or on conduct?

at, of, to, for or in conference?

• It makes Ed sound good at conference.
• The life had long been sucked out of conferences by this point.
• If you don't usually go to conferences, and you are in the Midwest.
• I just made pumpkin pancakes for conference breakfast.

"of confidence" or "with confidence"?

• Thank you for the vote of confidence.
• Stay at this Hotel with confidence.
• After the injury I am lacking in confidence and form.
• You said there is no ' definition ' for confidence.

"of conflict" or "in conflict"?

"of confusion", "in confusion" or "to confusion"?

"of congress" or "in congress"?

• But alas, I'd at the whims of Congress.
• The DREAM Act hasn't passed in Congress.
• Paul returned to congress in 1997.
• It is all service set up by CONGRESS.

"of connection", "in connection" or "for connection"?

of, in, to, between or for consciousness?

"of consensus" or "by consensus"?

"of consent" or "without consent"?

"in consequence" or "of consequence"?

into, for, under, of or in consideration?

"of conspiracy", "with conspiracy" or "for conspiracy"?

"of constitution" or "in constitution"?

of, under, in, for or on construction?

of, for, by, to or with consultant?

"of consultation", "for consultation" or "after consultation"?

"of consumer", "to consumer" or "for consumer"?

"of consumption" or "for consumption"?

"of contact" or "into contact"?

of, for, in, with or on content?

• Restrictions on Use of Content.
• Include a plan and timeline for content.
• Draft with eye to use in contents page 3.
• Dense with content, I wanted to parse it for you.

"in context" or "of context"?

• I am putting the news in context.
• You then take me out of context.
• To put this into context, New Hampshire has a population of around 1.
• Trying to classify function depends on context.

of, on, under, in or to contract?

• The period of contract is not specified.
• Employment on contract is now easy, register at oncontract.
• She too is under contract with Swan.
• The High Court stated that an agreement which is made ' subject to contract ' has no legal effect.

"In contrast" or "by contrast"?

of, with, for, in or on contribution?

"of control" or "in control"?

• Damage of control panel line; 5.
• God is in control of elections.
• Everything seemed under control.
• This is the method employed for control.

"of convention" or "by convention"?

"in conversation" or "of conversation"?

"of conviction" or "on conviction"?

of, for, in, on or about cooperation?

of, with, for, per or in copy?

of, by, for, to or about copyright?

of, to, in, with or on core?

of, to, on, in or from corner?

of, by, for, in or to corporation?

of, against, for, to or on corruption?

of, in, for, on or with cost?

• A list of costs 2 is available.
• This translates to roughly a 25% increase in costs overall.
• Drummond's calls for cost cutting, rather than just treat the symptoms.
• Please re-read my posting on cost.

"of council", "in council" or "to council"?

• Protection of Council and members thereof 39.
• A report to council is expected before the end of the year.
• Graduate Member appointed by Council pursuant to Section 9(1) (g) of the Act.
• This removes any liability for council tax or business rates.

"of country" or "in country"?

• The list of countries goes on and on.
• But it's a plus on the ground in country.
• The form varied from country to country.
• The form varied from country to country.

"in county" or "of county"?

"of couple" or "for couple"?

• Lots of couple's (all ages ), newlyweds, and, few kids.
• Ideal for couple or small family.
• Violence in couple relationships is a problem of power and control.
• We have these same dynamics with couples.

"of courage" or "with courage"?

"Of course" or "on course"?

• ELA offers a variety of courses.
• I'd glad that PIB is on course.
• Horses for courses Ed 70mm f/2.
• I could be wrong off course but.

"in court" or "to court"?

• Nothing Will Stand Up in Court.
• I have never taken him to court.
• Try not to settle out of court.
• Cognizance offences by Courts of Session 193.

of, Under, for, to or from cover?

"of coverage", "in coverage" or "for coverage"?

"of cream" or "with cream"?

of, in, for, to or from creation?

of, for, on, to or with creativity?

of, with, in, for or as credibility?

of, on, for, in or by credit?

• Our system of credit is concentrated.
• I don't fill in my SIN number on credit apps for that reason.
• Medical gases can not be returned for credit.
• Elsewhere in credit markets, bonds of Boston-based Iron Mountain Inc.

"of cricket" or "in cricket"?

"of crime", "in crime" or "for crime"?

• Proceeds Of Crime Act comes to mind.
• The future of Asia is in crime.
• It's a Wiki Map for crime in Brazil.
• He is a real Conservative when it comes to crime.

"of crisis" or "in crisis"?

• We turn to these writers at moments of crisis.
• We are looking at the media in crisis.
• There can not be clinical answers to crises.
• Mali was plunged into crisis after a separatist uprising that led to a coup.

"of criticism" or "to criticism"?

of, in, with, by or for crowd?

of, in, for, on or to culture?

• That is the concept of culture.
• Broaden your taste in culture please.
• FOLLOW TODD ON FACEBOOK FOR CULTURE WAR NEWS.
• The definite diagnosis of Salmonella is based on culture.

"of cup" or "in cup"?

"of currency" or "in currency"?

of, to, by, for or in custom?

of, to, for, with or from customer?

• They've had a lot of customers.
• Our dedication to customer satisfaction.
• All in all, 10 on 10 for customer service.
• It's very important to stay in touch with customers.

"to cycle" or "of cycle"?