Prepositions before Nouns

"for dad" or "with dad"?

"of damage" or "for damage"?

"of dance", "in dance" or "for dance"?

"in danger" or "of danger"?

"of darkness" or "in darkness"?

of, in, for, as or from database?

to, of, by, till or from date?

• That is Obama's record to date.
• Concerning standardisation of date citation.
• Julias use by date has come and gone.
• History of what you browsed till date.

of, to, for, with or on daughter?

• Relationships among families are built on the flow of daughters in marriage.
• He left the talking to daughter Tamara who helped organise the event.
• Smart parents, huh? Daughter, Make Sure the Guy will Buy You a House How about for daughters? It's the opposite.
• You went to prep school in Cambridge, With daughters and sons of the privileged elite.

"to deal" or "of deal"?

• Ten Ways on How to Deal with a Bad Boss Do a self-check.
• Some form of deal gives a the word brand for yourself.
• Sign up for deals whenever possible.
• TIP! Sign up for an online community that shares information on deals.

"of death" or "to death"?

• Time of death not made public yet.
• Watkins had bored them to death.
• It is a place where one may go after death.
• I also saw her in Death Note as well.

"of debate" or "for debate"?

• The standard of debate was high.
• That is currently up for debate.
• He was fearless -- and peerless -- in debate.
• However, it is certainly open to debate.

"of debt" or "in debt"?

• We got into a little bit of debt.
• My bills are paid, not in debt.
• The only thing you should into debt for is a house.
• The trouble with debt is that it is a dibilitating handicap.

"to debut" or "on debut"?

"of decision" or "in decision"?

• None of it is yet a set of decisions.
• Boards must be flexible and practical in decisions made.
• Overall time limit for decision 130(10.
• It's aimed mainly at staff new to HSE and those new to decision making.

"in decline" or "of decline"?

"by default", "in default" or "of default"?

"of defence" or "in defence"?

"of defense" or "in defense"?

in, of, to, on or about deficit?

by, of, for, in or agreed-upon definition?

"of degree", "by degree" or "in degree"?

• It is always a matter of degree.
• Thus is public life coarsened by degree.
• To a certain degree, FDR got lucky.
• This gives those with degrees in STEM subjects an advantage.

"of delivery" or "for delivery"?

"in demand", "of demand" or "on demand"?

"of democracy" or "for democracy"?

"of department" or "in department"?

• Our Head of Department for IP Program, Mr.
• Some discuss it in department meetings every day.
• Nevertheless this experience will naturally discourage the Prince from sending further missives to departments.
• Our special forces rescue craft is licensed by Dept Of Marine.

"of departure" or "before departure"?

of, with, from, for or to depression?

"in depth" or "of depth"?

of, to, by, with or as deputy?

"beyond description" or "of description"?

"of design", "in design" or "by design"?

• The great principle of design have faded.
• In design, as in art, small things matter.
• They were most likely by design.
• I would use them for design ideas only.

"of designer" or "for designer"?

of, with, by, from or to desire?

"of destination" or "to destination"?

"of destruction" or "to destruction"?

in, for, of, to or with detail?

"of determination", "with determination" or "for determination"?

"of development" or "for development"?

• Langkawi has actually a lot of development.
• The NGO Women for Development / www.
• Degrees in Development Studies.
• Karan Thapar: Let's come to developments in Burma.

of, to, on, for or in device?

"of diabetes" or "with diabetes"?

"of dialogue" or "in dialogue"?

of, in, on, with or about diet?

of, for, to, about or by difference?

• It's made a world of difference.
• We should go for commonalities amongst us instead of going for differences.
• Your article looks at the combined total of polar sea ice without regard to differences at each pole.
• Gandhi talked at some length about differences between American and Russian relations with India.

"of difficulty" or "with difficulty"?

"with dignity" or "of dignity"?

for, to, at, after or before dinner?

"of direction", "for direction" or "in direction"?

• I move it in all kinds of directions.
• He uses MapQuest for directions.
• We truly do need a fundamental change in direction.
• Issue remits back with direction to decides on the basis of above mention judgment.

of, by, with, for or to director?

• Appointment of Director of the Bureau 25.
• They have been replaced by director Stephen Castagne with 87.
• You first worked with director Rian Johnson on 2005? s Brick.
• Simultaneously the actor has got his Maatraan project rolling for director KV Anand.

"with disability" or "of disability"?

"of disaster" or "for disaster"?

"of discipline" or "to discipline"?

of, for, to, in or on discovery?

of, to, from, about or without discrimination?

"of discussion" or "for discussion"?

• Topic of discussion: The Cloud.
• This suggestion is still open for discussion.
• He talked very little, never joined in discussions.
• Only three topics remained under discussion in those visits: i.

"of disease" or "for disease"?

• A similar tree is provided of diseases.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• It prunes humanity to diseases and early death.
• To die over and over from disease which could have cures.

of, to, in, from or with disorder?

on, for, of, about or at display?

"in dispute" or "of dispute"?

"of distance" or "to distance"?

"with distinction" or "of distinction"?

"of distribution" or "for distribution"?

"of district" or "in district"?

"of diversity" or "in diversity"?

"of division" or "in division"?

of, with, to, in or for dna?

of, to, by, for or in doctor?

• Cemeteries are full of doctors ' mistakes.
• What has happened to Doctor Who?
• Required by doctor for clinical studies.
• I used to work for doctors in the early 1980s.

of, in, for, to or on document?

of, in, to, for or by documentary?

"of dog", "for dog" or "with dog"?

of, for, with, to or in domain?

of, to, on, with or from door?

• Three different sizes of doors.
• It is door to door delivery service.
• They won't get out and knock on doors, help better candidates, etc.
• She went on practicing at home with door closed.

"in doubt", "without doubt" or "of doubt"?

"of draft", "in draft" or "on draft"?

of, in, for, to or without drama?

"of dream" or "in dream"?

"of dress" or "in dress"?

"of drink" or "for drink"?

"of drive" or "to drive"?

"of driver" or "for driver"?

of, to, with, for or by drop?

of, on, for, to or with drug?

of, from, into, with or for dust?

"of duty" or "on duty"?