Please
complete the following sentences with a “ Prepositions of Time, Place and
Movement ”.
Preposition of time
|
Explanations
|
in
|
ü inside
|
at
|
ü used to show an
exact position or particular place
|
ü table
|
|
ü events
|
|
ü place where you are
to do something typical (watch a film, study, work)
|
|
on
|
ü attached
|
ü next to or along the
side of (river)
|
|
ü used to show that
something is in a position above something else and touching it.
|
|
ü left, right
|
|
ü a floor in a house
|
|
ü used for showing
some methods of traveling
|
|
ü television, radio
|
|
by, next to, beside, near
|
ü not far away in
distance
|
between
|
ü in or into the space
which separates two places, people or objects
|
behind
|
ü at the back (of)
|
in front of
|
ü further forward than
someone or something else
|
under
|
ü lower than (or
covered by) something else
|
below
|
ü lower than something
else.
|
over
|
ü above or higher than
something else, sometimes so that one thing covers the other.
|
ü more than.
|
|
ü across from one side
to the other.
|
|
ü overcoming an
obstacle
|
|
above
|
ü higher than
something else, but not directly over it
|
across
|
ü from one side to the
other of something with clear limits / getting to the other side
|
through
|
ü from one end or side
of something to the other
|
to
|
ü in the direction of
|
ü bed
|
|
into
|
ü towards the inside
or middle of something and about to be contained, surrounded or enclosed by
it
|
towards
|
ü in the direction of,
or closer to someone or something
|
onto
|
ü used to show
movement into or on a particular place
|
from
|
ü used to show the
place where someone or something starts:
|
Of
|
ü expressing the
relationship between a part and a whole.
|
Preposition of time
|
Explanations
|
on
|
ü days
|
ü weekend (American
English)
|
|
in
|
ü months / seasons /
year
|
ü morning / evening /
afternoon
|
|
ü period of time
|
|
at
|
ü night
|
ü weekend (British
English)
|
|
ü used to show an
exact or a particular time:
|
|
since
|
ü from a particular
time in the past until a later time, or until now
|
for
|
ü used to show an
amount of time.
|
ago
|
ü back in the past;
back in time from the present:
|
before
|
ü at or during a time
earlier than
|
to
|
ü used when saying the
time, to mean before the stated hour
|
past
|
ü telling the time
|
to
|
ü until a particular
time, marking end of a period of time
|
from
|
ü used to show the
time when something starts
|
till / until
|
ü up to (the time
that)
|
by
|
ü not later than; at
or before
|
Please
point out the errors if you come across any. (There are some really special
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Always
remember – “practice makes perfect; thus, we are what we repeatedly do”
1501.
As we have
seen, even a hundred years _______ icestorms
could have a devastating effect _______
electric service _______ a major
metropolitan area.
1502.
Mayo County
Council have done an exemplary job _______
creating this trail and bringing the visual arts _______ the people.
1503.
Major Laurie
Sutcliffe, _______ the Territorial Army,
conducted the service _______ the war
memorial _______ _______ _______
hundreds _______ people.
1504.
It is better
placed _______ reach out _______ the majority _______ the people _______ the community and many are ready _______ listen _______ their church leaders.
1505.
Porsche Cars
Great Britain is _______ Calcot,
Tilehurst, west _______ Reading
_______ Theale Interchange.
1506.
Mecaplast
Group UK produce automotive components _______
the Low Hills Industrial Estate _______
Easington Village _______
Peterlee.
1507.
They arrived
too late and joined the Duke _______
York as he was pulling back _______
the Netherlands.
1508.
If her
_______ is a crystal ball _______ her future, she will perhaps never be rich,
even though she is a good, kind, educated, hard-working person.
1509.
During the
last glacial period, and up _______
about 9000 years ago, most _______
Ireland was covered with ice, most _______ the time.
1510.
It reconfirms
the principle that indefinite detention is contrary _______ the U.S. Constitution and international law.
1511.
Christie's
inspiration _______ this stemmed
_______ real Belgian refugees who were
living _______ Torquay.
1512.
Even the
servants doing their nightly duties didn't come _______ something unusual.
1513.
I was,
however, apprehensive _______ the
prospect _______ sitting _______ an even lengthier version.
1514.
Unable
_______ stay still _______ their gaze _______ any longer, Pete pretended _______ yawn, and went _______ the motions _______ someone waking up.
1515.
The
solarization exposure was _______ 4
seconds with a 55 watt incandescent bulb _______ 4 feet _______ the developer tray.
1516.
English
thought advanced _______ modern science
with the Baconian Method, a forerunner _______
the Scientific Method.
1517.
As he
demanded money he struggled _______ open
the blade _______ the knife _______ panicking and leaving.
1518.
Retriever
Sports, _______ the Mill Street Ind Est
_______ Slough railway station, is the
world's largest manufacturer _______
darts equipment.
1519.
The European
Council, or European summit, had developed _______ the 1960s as an informal meeting _______ the Council _______ the level _______ heads _______
state.
1520.
Above this is
a four-sided arched structure, and this is surmounted _______ a rotunda with Corinthian columns enclosing
two statues.
1521.
Once, having
sat _______ a tedious film, I was asked
_______ a Californian market researcher
_______ my response.
1522.
There are
beautiful white sandy beaches all _______
the island and sheltered coves overlooked _______ pine-covered cliffs.
1523.
It must have
been very strange _______ him being
alone after they had been married _______
more than 50 years.
1524.
He never
really got _______ the game and was
eventually subbed when Lee Cartwright, a natural _______ that role took over.
1525.
There is a
need _______ full passport controls,
_______ this is the border _______ the Schengen Area and the Common Travel Area.
1526.
Structural
differences _______ the various drugs
account _______ the differences
_______ the potential side effects.
1527.
This is a way
_______ keeping the possibility
_______ promotion open _______ more clubs _______ the end _______ the season.
1528.
The money she
dangled _______ _______ _______
him wasn't enough _______
convince him _______ sell.
1529.
In addition
_______ monocyclic shoots, there are
also bicyclic ones, and _______ the
branches _______ the canopy top there
are even tricyclic vegetative shoots.
1530.
Childhood
walks would invariably end up along the sea wall, with fields _______ one side and _______ the other the river.
1531.
Both _______ these nestlings were _______ the same nest, and the other two nestlings
_______ this nest did match the female
_______ all loci.
1532.
Pratchett
sponsored a biennial award _______
unpublished science fiction novelists, the Terry Pratchett First Novel
Award.
1533.
Run the
pointer _______ the plug _______ monitor how quickly your laptop is
recharging.
1534.
The Easter
Bunny was let out _______ a seasonal hop
as traditional values continue _______
decline _______ this most
materialistic _______ governments.
1535.
Above hung
the thymy hill where dry grasses and bracken murmured or screamed _______ the wind.
1536.
Some
_______ our parishes are dull little
affairs presided _______ _______ a fearful clergy and laity.
1537.
The norther
that swept bitter freezes _______ the
state during late December resulted _______
pockets _______ fish-kill damage
along the lower coast.
1538.
Of the 45,
the ten most prominent, according _______
slave documentation _______ the
era are listed below.
1539.
On the main
road, I speak with two rangers who have stopped _______ observe a wolf kill left _______ _______
the river.
1540.
Alexa,
standing _______ Sky _______ a dark shirt and visor, perks up _______ the mention _______ football.
1541.
The number
_______ international players
_______ the National Basketball Association
has increased 10 percent _______ one
year ago, the league said _______
Monday.
1542.
It once
connected with the River Mersey _______
Runcorn but has _______ been cut
off _______ a slip road _______ the Silver Jubilee Bridge.
1543.
The
differences _______ the present study
and prior work likely represent differences _______ patient selection.
1544.
Nikolai
waited _______ them _______ _______
_______ the building, whose
curved face was ablaze with light.
1545.
Each
_______ these systems brought some
degree _______ unique reconnaissance
capability _______ the squadron.
1546.
Barrie's
Peter Pan as part _______ a tribute
_______ Great Ormond Street Hospital
_______ Children.
1547.
Finally one
_______ the engineers walks _______ a red light, his hand outstretched.
1548.
Behind his
jollity and vividness, lay a cold, dark interior, hidden _______ all.
1549.
He will spend
a few weeks _______ tutorship
_______ officers _______ Corsham Police Station _______ starting work _______ the streets.
1550.
The overall
atmosphere created _______ the film is
an important part _______ its allure.
1551.
The U.S. did
not extend the franchise _______ women
_______ the early 20th century.
1552.
She blames
negative experiences with white people and biased historical accounts
_______ relations _______ whites and non-whites.
1553.
The island
probably became separated _______ the
mainland about 125,000 years ago, during the Ipswichian interglacial.
1554.
For one
thing, it's hard _______ lose or
misplace a dog _______ your desk, and
it's even harder _______ flatten one
accidentally _______ a coffee cup.
1555.
The girl
stretched _______ reaching forward and
placing the silver colored portable phone _______ the coffee table _______ _______
the mail.
1556.
The swindle
continued _______ a copy _______ Drake's will was brought _______ Hartzell's mail fraud trial and he was
convicted and imprisoned.
1557.
With four
runs needed _______ win, Lee drove
Harmison's attempted yorker _______ the
boundary where it was fielded.
1558.
Public
reaction _______ the time was largely
negative, supposing a publicity stunt or attempt _______ frame her husband _______ murder.
1559.
Behind all
these novels are authentic and well-researched field notes, which can make any
anthropologist proud.
1560.
She said a
United Utilities worker _______ head
office had told her there was a delay _______
the delivery _______ advice
leaflets _______ residents.
1561.
Haley walked
_______ the kitchen and two minutes
later Trevor came stumping _______ the
kitchen.
1562.
Finally, the
amount _______ overlap occurring along
any column _______ the design was
_______ be translated _______ a particular color _______ tile.
1563.
Secure these
with a raffia, string or green gardener's twine bow, _______ filling with your chosen arrangement.
1564.
Aislinn found
a spot _______ the blue settee and the
doctor seated himself _______
_______ her.
1565.
Approaches
_______ cave sediments _______ archaeologists and geoarchaeologists have
typically been borrowed directly _______
sedimentology or soil science.
1566.
She executed
a perfect sweep _______ the creature's
arm, severing the limb _______ its
shoulder.
1567.
They may be
strong _______ physical prowess, but a
little short _______ the professional
side.
1568.
So they
brought him out and horsed him upon the back _______ Planter George, and whipped him _______ he fell quivering _______ the dust.
1569.
This was
overwhelming rejected _______ union
members who stated they were holding out _______ a four per cent increase.
1570.
I read every
evening, sometimes late _______ the
night, with the help _______ kerosene
lamps, often secretly, _______ my
bedtime.
1571.
Three rivers
flowed _______ the city, their waters
sifting _______ the canal system
_______ reaching the lake.
1572.
Behind the
column is the vast triumphal arch that joins the two wings _______ the General Staff Building.
1573.
Ker-thump,
shatter, shatter, Ker-thump, shatter, the sound _______ the round thermos rolling _______ the stage.
1574.
Many
_______ us spend leisure time sitting
_______ _______ _______
television screens or computer monitors.
1575.
From time
they were boys, others have fawned _______ them, winked _______ their flaws, excused their peccadilloes.
1576.
The Lord God
sent him forth _______ the garden
_______ Eden, _______ _______
the ground _______ whence he was
taken.
1577.
So after you
have subscribed online, make sure you pass along the word _______ others via word _______ mouth or a blog post.
1578.
Like peace
_______ the storm, Sunday was marked
_______ total inaction _______ least _______
the face _______ it.
1579.
His first
major piece written _______ dodecaphonic
serialism, it definitely falls _______
the category _______ Hard.
1580.
Yes, the 86th
Academy Awards will be beamed _______
_______ _______ one billion eyeballs Sunday night.
1581.
One day
Rabbit sat down _______ a flowering
acacia tree and looked up _______ the
bright yellow flowers, the rough bark and the sturdy limbs stretching toward
the sun.
1582.
Alexandra
collapsed _______ the leather couch
_______ the library, feeling as if she
were a horse who had just been ridden hard and put away wet.
1583.
Lloyd Webber
had _______ a number _______ occasions written sacred music _______ the annual Sydmonton Festival.
1584.
Behind the
cabin was a large empty yard and beyond that trees and steep hillsides topped
with pink cliffs and crags.
1585.
I have
friended several very nonsensical people _______ portals like Rice Bowl Journals.
1586.
He began
_______ prance around his classroom,
joking with his cronies, flirting with the girls and kissing up _______ the teacher.
1587.
Jackson,
standing _______ the Cadillac,
introduced King _______ Ben Branch, a
saxophonist and bandleader originally _______
Memphis.
1588.
They can
paste the result _______ art paper
_______ a contrasting color _______ a truly beautiful effect.
1589.
How much the
moon is dimmed depends _______ whether
it passed _______ the penumbra or the
darkest part _______ the shadow, the
umbra.
1590.
The principle
_______ the set-up is _______ remove accumulating waste products, mainly
urea, _______ the body.
1591.
Torpedo
shaped barrels are widest _______ the
point end and taper _______ the rear.
1592.
Strong
traditions can give you guidance, a sense _______ belonging and a sense _______ purpose _______ life.
1593.
A number
_______ locations have been suggested,
including a site _______ Brampton Bryan.
1594.
A new
streamlined windscreen was added along with modified airframe fillets.
1595.
Oh, _______ that Wesley and I went _______ Michael's home and mooched beer off him.
1596.
Inside the
abbey people sat quietly _______ the
choir stalls or _______ chairs
_______ _______ _______
lit candles, absorbed _______
prayer or contemplation.
1597.
Grafting your
boss's face _______ the hind end
_______ a donkey is fun, but serious fun
is when you create the impossible and it looks real.
1598.
A provision
_______ leases _______ be approved _______ both houses _______ parliament would safeguard against a sale
_______ stealth, he said.
1599.
Two months
later, arthritis returned with a vengeance and he had no recourse but
_______ go back _______ the acupuncturist.
1600.
Henry was
disconnected _______ his barons, and a
mutual lack _______ understanding led
_______ unrest and resentment
_______ his rule.
1601.
We have just
read with interest your article headed Mum Furious _______ Police Inaction.
1602.
In previous
posts, I've spot-checked some _______
Sergeant's other claims about differences _______ French and English.
1603.
Laoma
Rice-Flour Noodles Company _______
Chongqing has set up its first chain store _______ Shanghai as its spearhead _______ the metropolitan market.
1604.
Several
_______ the tunes were later used
_______ Aspects _______ Love and Sunset Boulevard.
1605.
Sheriff
Courts are _______ local Justice
_______ the Peace Courts who deal with
very minor offences and _______ the
Supreme Courts.
1606.
Gifts arrived
_______ the wagonloads, the servants
rushed _______ prepare the large dinner
_______ the party, I was _______ myself trying _______ keep order.
1607.
She wore a
black low cut tank top black jeans _______
black chaps with fringe along the edges and black cowboy boots with
silver stitching.
1608.
The company
has achieved a remarkable turnaround _______
the _______ year.
1609.
From 1618
_______ his death Maurice now enjoyed
uncontested power _______ the Republic.
1610.
Still they
keep coming, perhaps spurred _______
_______ the celebrity status that
chefdom has achieved _______ the _______ decade.
1611.
The machine
injects a rod 15 inches _______ the ground
_______ exploding a blast _______ compressed air _______ loosen the earth and help drainage.
1612.
The process
enabled an engineer _______ simulate
moving the sound _______ behind,
_______ or _______ the listener's ears.
1613.
Behind Professor
Godfrey's sensible suggestion lies a statistic that might appeal _______ any passing cynic.
1614.
In fact it
seems the visit _______ Carlow may have
done just the trick _______ Brian who
last Sunday moved up _______ the ranks
_______ be placed fourth!
1615.
Insects
crawled freely around the cracks _______
the walls, and _______ the
bottles _______ spirituous beverages.
1616.
The Saxons
_______ the Kingdom _______ Wessex _______ particular were expanding their territory
westwards _______ Cornwall.
1617.
We made sure
that there was plenty _______ coal out
_______ the boiler fronts and a good
head _______ steam _______ start them off.
1618.
Leaving the
house this morning I saw a guy dressed _______
a Santa suit, sans hat, walking along the road and drinking _______ a hip flask.
1619.
He stepped up
_______ the platform and looked out
_______ the audience.
1620.
I thought I
saw the power _______ an inner gaze, a
power which when looking outward sees _______
and beyond _______ what is really
there.
1621.
Believe it or
not, resolving this issue would create spin-offs that could help tens
_______ thousands, right _______ the country.
1622.
He returned
fire again, blasting a missile complex _______
atoms _______ moving back
_______ the line _______ allow the undamaged ships access _______ the battle.
1623.
Whether this
was discussed or not _______ his
absence, was unclear _______ late
_______ the evening.
1624.
He shouted
_______ he was hoarse, and _______ the sound _______ his own voice _______ all that unanswering and listening world
began _______ frighten him.
1625.
Behind him
came a second car with Rufus, his poodle, sitting _______ state _______
the chauffeur.
1626.
He was forced
_______ resign when the prostitute sold
her kiss-and-tell story _______ the
press.
1627.
This was the
first time _______ the European elections
_______ 1984 that the largest opposition
party had failed _______ win the most
seats.
1628.
Lay the waterblommetjies
_______ the surface and allow
_______ simmer _______ 15 _______
30 mins _______ the
waterblommetjies are tender, but firm.
1629.
Michael's church
has prominent position _______ the
former site _______ the North gate.
1630.
Therefore
differences _______ the experiments
could be attributed _______ differences
_______ genetic background _______ the species that are not shared.
1631.
Several whole
windows would have _______ be blasted
out _______ a plane would depressurize
enough _______ threaten life within the
cabin.
1632.
The mounting
civilian death toll has brought the war home _______ millions _______ the Middle East.
1633.
No one
_______ this earth can be compared with
your courage, merciness and your devotion _______ Dharma.
1634.
You can buy
aquamarine images _______ the yard
_______ quayside galleries _______ St Ives, Penzance, Mevagissey or Falmouth.
1635.
Behind the
humour, however, one finds a novel _______
great merit and depth, constructed _______ the most poetic language, and not
_______ all about fish.
1636.
My mum got me
_______ this new diet and I've lost 5
kilos _______ the _______ two weeks.
1637.
Soldiers put
_______ place barbed wire and razor
wire, dug up fields _______ _______ the barrier, and widened a water-filled
ditch.
1638.
It is named
_______ recognition _______ donations made _______ the Linbury Trust _______ the redevelopment.
1639.
Unlike other
demonstrations _______ the country,
these were trouble-free, with students behaving themselves.
1640.
Glancing
around the quarterdeck, he sat down _______
the deck _______ her.
1641.
He walked
free _______ court after a jury cleared
him _______ breaking the Official
Secrets Act.
1642.
He squatted
_______ _______ her and ran his fingers gently along the
gills _______ one _______ the large mushrooms.
1643.
Their
predecessor, the steppe bison appeared _______
the North American fossil record around 190,000 years ago.
1644.
The well was
outside, and no one had thought _______
supply water _______ the siege.
1645.
Behind the
flock even the white tip _______ his
tail and his ruff were quite invisible.
1646.
Ravel took
few pupils, and was known as a demanding taskmaster _______ those he agreed _______ teach.
1647.
Now, I'm
forced _______ take orders _______ a woman who kisses up _______ the most spineless person I meet!
1648.
In
syanapsids, a secondary jaw joint develops _______ the surangular and the squamosal, which
becomes the unique mammalian jaw articulation.
1649.
The owners
were greeted _______ hundreds
_______ fans who lined the streets,
along with all the players, who were high-fiving the fans.
1650.
The fourth,
19-year-old Jaynisha Scheffer, fell _______
a bus stop with a fatal wound _______
her back.
1651.
Karl
maneuvered his vehicle around _______
_______ the well head, the
truck's ninety-decibel backup signal announcing his presence.
1652.
Measures and
Acts _______ the National Assembly
_______ Wales passed _______ the Government _______ Wales Act 2006 also apply _______ Wales but not _______ England.
1653.
With a laugh,
the man emerged _______ the shadow
_______ a canvas overhang _______ _______
_______ a shop, the light
_______ the moon accentuating his
features almost as well as the sun would.
1654.
Religious
division heightened and the king _______
England came _______ conflict
with parliament _______ his tolerance
_______ Catholicism.
1655.
Over the
_______ few years, however, it has
become increasingly prevalent there.
1656.
The Open Door
Group was placed second with the play _______
Palmerstown and third _______ the
Dunamaise Theatre.
1657.
The wingsuit
can triple the length _______ a normal
skydiving freefall _______ 60 seconds
_______ _______ three minutes.
1658.
But they're
rude, they're abrupt, and they act like little tin Hitlers, lording it
_______ their domain.
1659.
These
differences _______ the two inbred lines
may reflect differences _______ their
origin.
1660.
Mr. Mason,
the mysteriously wounded house guest, stood as witness _______ the fact that Bertha was still alive and
living _______ Thoriifield.
1661.
In leather
garments, lining also prevents crocking _______
color _______ skin or garments
worn underneath.
1662.
In addition,
hurricanes can carry toxins and acids _______
shore when they make landfall.
1663.
Diack
deserved the congratulations here, getting his studs _______ top _______
the ball _______ poke it
_______ the furthest corner.
1664.
Scottish
lawyers are concerned _______ skiers'
naivety as they head off _______ their
winter sun.
1665.
Pratchett was
well known _______ his penchant
_______ wearing large, black fedora
hats, as seen _______ the inside back
covers _______ most _______ his books.
1666.
He reached _______ and gently broke the rubber band like cheese,
tweaking her nose as well _______
pulling away.
1667.
Anselm
arrived _______ Rome _______ April and, according _______ his biographer Eadmer, lived _______ the pope during the Siege _______ Capua _______
May.
1668.
This software
will then be restored along with the operating system and hardware
configuration.
1669.
Those deft
_______ collage, pencil-sketching and
cartooning had a great time.
1670.
Some key
temperatures relating the Celsius scale _______
other temperature scales are shown _______ the table below.
1671.
By the light
_______ the big candles _______ stakes clusters _______ people were eating and drinking and
chinwagging about the topics _______ the
_______ four days.
1672.
All targets
were farther away than 1800 meters, with most _______ them _______
2500 and 3750 meters, both moving and stationary.
1673.
She voices an
animated cartoon character, and they've got all kinds _______ audio toys up there _______ the studio.
1674.
Analysis
indicated that it was a Plateosaurus _______
199 _______ 216 million years
ago.
1675.
It's my hope
that they'll stumble _______ some
miracle cure _______ stupidity, thusly
reducing my stupid rating _______ a factor
_______ 5 or more.
1676.
I liked
_______ gob up two or three worms
_______ a snelled hook, pinch three or
four split shot _______ the leader, and
plunk it _______ the dark water.
1677.
The bond was
given, as the Plaintiff's evidence shews, _______ clear pressure.
1678.
Generally,
those _______ the lower orders abased
themselves _______ prostration
_______ _______ _______
those who outranked them.
1679.
You see, I'm
the type that's easily disarmed, and I hate it when my fire fizzles out
_______ I can even get the target
_______ my sights.
1680.
In the
_______ this has led _______ issues surrounding certain flag and anthem
usage.
1681.
It began
about 30,000 years ago, reached its greatest advance 21,000 years ago, and
ended about 10,000 years ago.
1682.
This is the
first time, however, that such tremors have been recorded _______ a transform fault.
1683.
The
menstruater is defiled and defiling because, as she bleeds, she strays beyond
the socialized _______ the realm
_______ death.
1684.
In the not
too distant _______ Salzburg had been an
Archbishopdom ruled _______ her
archbishops.
1685.
Another is
Woodchester Mansion, an unfinished, Gothic revival mansion house _______ Woodchester Park _______ Nympsfield _______ Woodchester, Gloucestershire.
1686.
The Moon can
then pass _______ a part _______ the umbra and then there is a partial
eclipse.
1687.
The main
architect _______ the development plan
is sliding _______ the chairmanship
_______ the Transportation Committee.
1688.
Behind us my
guards and H'risnth's entourage tailed along, Kh'hitch engaged _______ a subdued exchange with the ambassador.
1689.
In the small
room _______ _______ the car porch sat a middle aged person,
dressed _______ full white.
1690.
Film fans
face losing the new cinema club _______
Westbury unless more moviegoers head _______ the box office.
1691.
I stood
_______ _______ _______
the mirror and jabbed myself _______
the eye twice with mascara wand, I was that excited.
1692.
Minding one's
manners is not synonymous with playing doormat and having people walk all
_______ you.
1693.
At the
junction with the main corridor was a single downlighter which dropped a cone
_______ light _______ the apex.
1694.
Busting out
_______ Las Vegas and _______ the local pub scene is this breastaurant.
Think Hooters girls _______ micro-kilts
and push-up bras.
1695.
They are put
_______ the byres _______ the winter period, and our byre is literally
2ft away _______ the back _______ the house.
1696.
Gerald Scarfe
produced a series _______ animations
_______ the subsequent live shows, The
Wall Tour.
1697.
Two years
later, the first step _______ a change
_______ government was initiated when a
grand commission was established.
1698.
Currently,
solander boxes are made _______ a
variety _______ materials some
_______ which are not acid-free.
1699.
She offered a
more varied needlework curriculum _______
plain work, marking, openwork, and embroidery along with reading and
writing.
1700.
As the hours
went by, the children became relaxed and confident and giggled and laughed
_______ the art _______ cartooning.
1701.
And police
attend meetings _______ the full council
_______ ensure there are no bust-ups
_______ BNP supporters and opponents.
1702.
Over the
_______ two hundred years the English
language has risen, seemingly irresistably, _______ its present position _______ world-bestriding supremacy.
1703.
The bus was
_______ a non-stop 33-hour journey
_______ Calais _______ Barcelona, with the drivers sleeping
_______ board _______ _______
shifts.
1704.
The southeast
plots were planted no-till _______
soybean stubble two out _______
the three years.
1705.
At the
adiabatic dew point, moisture condenses _______
the mountain and it precipitates _______
the top and windward sides _______
the mountain.
1706.
He also has
lodgings _______ the Old Palace,
Canterbury, located _______ Canterbury
Cathedral, where the Chair _______ St
Augustine sits.
1707.
However, a
number _______ finds _______ Roman coins have been made, _______ example _______ the Iron Age settlement _______ Freestone Hill _______ Gowran and Newgrange.
1708.
Above all, it
had the dominant presence _______
Veronica Dunne _______ the dark
mezzo role _______ the sinister
Countess.
1709.
I'm not going
_______ say you're so feeble that you
let the tabloid press walk _______ you.
1710.
Go on, now.
Scram. Take a powder. And don't come back _______ people _______ the street start wishing you a good
afternoon.
1711.
The Herald
strike follows a series _______ walkouts
_______ journalists and printers
_______ the last three weeks.
1712.
Prior
_______ the win _______ Sunday, Warrsan had not placed _______ four starts this season.
1713.
He got his
head down and made steady progress _______
work his way up _______ 22nd
_______ the back end _______ the group fighting _______ 15th place.
1714.
The majority
railroaded the bill _______ parliament,
without the customary expert studies which would delay it _______ after the elections.
1715.
Natural
catastrophes plagued the colonists _______
they abandoned the pestilent marshland.
1716.
She expresses
herself _______ her piano playing and
_______ sign language, _______ which her daughter has served as the
interpreter.
1717.
Behind the
scenes, the tacitly understood tradeoffs amount _______ quid pro quos.
1718.
From the
first souffle, _______ the egg mousse
_______ the spinach pancakes, we
realised that we were _______ the hands
_______ an artist.
1719.
To the south
west is The Mall leading _______
Buckingham Palace via Admiralty Arch, while Whitehall is _______ the south and the Strand _______ the east.
1720.
This water
flows back _______ the lake down an
artificial weir and man-made stream _______
re-enter the lake _______ three
outlets along the island bank.
1721.
The economy
is like the sea, it comes and goes _______
broad cycles, but _______
_______ it is subject _______ sudden squalls and unpredictable storms.
1722.
While that
works _______ a movie as unreal as
Anchorman or Elf, it feels out _______
place _______ an alleged family
comedy.
1723.
Trawling
_______ the sits vac I chanced upon one
_______ someone with lots _______ horticultural PR experience.
1724.
Hell, it was
only eight hours _______ he'd been
kissing her goodnight, all afterglowy and affectionate.
1725.
Eventually
won _______ _______ the prospect _______ participation _______ a significant film and receiving a large
payment _______ his work, Geldof agreed.
1726.
The
constituencies _______ are not used
_______ the election _______ members _______ the 11 district councils.
1727.
The area
_______ Folkestone has been occupied
_______ _______ least the Mesolithic era.
1728.
We are an
unfortunately priestridden race and always were and always will be _______ the end _______ the chapter.
1729.
I swear
_______ All-hallows that I will not let
any have it _______ hire, nor will I
sell it, _______ thou hast made it holy
_______ dwelling therein.
1730.
The Cornwall
Folk Festival has been held annually _______
more than three decades.
1731.
The 2011 devolved
routes and strategic routes are organised as _______ the table below.
1732.
But then
unbreakable generosity _______ spirit
ran _______ her nature like girders.
1733.
This method
studies both changes _______ markets and
their interactions leading _______ equilibrium.
1734.
Hunter and
Paquin both received high praise _______
their respective roles as Ada McGrath and Flora McGrath.
1735.
The novel won
Huxley a British literary award, the 1939 James Tait Black Memorial Prize
_______ fiction.
1736.
Wincing as a
sliver _______ pain traveled down his body,
he looked _______ _______ the little analog clock set _______ the desk lamp.
1737.
Traveling
_______ steamships, voyages lasted
anywhere _______ seven days _______ a month.
1738.
He studies,
grinds and polishes Japanese swords and daggers _______ sale _______
museums and private collectors _______
the world.
1739.
This is
considered a false economy _______ it
increases the risk _______ complications
which will be difficult and expensive _______
the NHS _______ treat later.
1740.
The salt water
helps your doctor remove the fat, and is suctioned out along with the fat.
1741.
Traffic using
the northbound diversion will be given priority _______ the right turn _______ _______
_______ the town hall and
_______ Kingsbury Street.
1742.
Not only will
the ball generally finish only a few yards _______ _______
_______ you, hitting the ground
_______ the ball also jars your body.
1743.
You've been
treating me with such kindness and I've walked all _______ you as though you were mud.
1744.
The table
_______ shows sourced combinations
_______ these teams, when applied
_______ the updated medal totals
_______ the main table.
1745.
To the east
is Frederick's Dairies _______ East
Pimbo, who make Cadbury's ice creams, _______
TAAG Steelwork, who built the Olympic Energy Centre.
1746.
The skirt
_______ the dress was bunched up around
the hips then loosened as it flowed out _______
the ankles.
1747.
The
Kingslayer shoves her against the altar _______
their dead son, and then _______
the ground _______ it.
1748.
Regent's Park
contains London Zoo, the world's oldest scientific zoo, and is _______ the tourist attraction _______ Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.
1749.
But there we
are, _______ my morning coffee shop,
creating and recreating community _______
one day _______ the next.
1750.
They have now
launched an appeal _______ the public
and former staff _______ the hope that
they have kept recordings _______ the
live sessions.
1751.
Memories are
short and unless the media or Opposition pick up _______ it, the government's failure will go largely
unnoticed.
1752.
She then
licks the puppy thoroughly _______
stimulate it and bites _______
the umbilical cord, which attaches the pup _______ the placenta.
1753.
On any page
with an RSS feed, Opera will show a little icon _______ the address bar, _______ _______
the address.
1754.
Mr Boundy was
asked _______ witness the document and
ensure that it was dated, and _______
return the mortgage document _______
the Piccadilly branch.
1755.
I stand
_______ the urinal, carefully avoiding
the gentleman's carrier bags _______
_______ me, and wee.
1756.
Particularly after
Israel's withdrawal _______ the southern
Lebanese security zone, Lebanon is obligated _______ restore order _______ the area.
1757.
Pratchett
gave up working _______ the CEGB
_______ make his living _______ writing _______ 1987, after finishing the fourth Discworld
novel, Mort.
1758.
Pratchett is
known _______ a distinctive writing
style that included a number _______
characteristic hallmarks.
1759.
In the past,
the WMA has maintained that it would not take a stand _______ Indian courts convict him.
1760.
Above the
thunderous roaring _______ the engine, I
regretfully made out Vitto's two departing words.
1761.
Historians
have attributed Prince Albert's death _______
1861 _______ typhoid that had
spread _______ the river's dirty waters
_______ Windsor Castle.
1762.
Behind the
huge caravan _______ people, travois,
and pony herds, some 120 freight wagons carried supplies and indigent Indians.
1763.
Above all,
this is music _______ impress the
listener with the power _______ the
Church and its Maker.
1764.
Her
ex-husband's deceit had been so successful she did not know the full story
_______ she sat _______ his trial.
1765.
The outcome
_______ most votes is largely known
beforehand, _______ political parties
normally instruct members _______ how _______ vote.
1766.
After Uranus
was discovered _______ 1781, astronomers
inferred the presence _______ another
planet _______ the shape _______ the Uranian orbit.
1767.
So far we had
done nothing except file _______ a
tool-dump, where men had collected picks, shovels, coils _______ wire and corkscrew stakes.
1768.
Java has
always been a great language _______
writing big apps that can be virtualized _______ a bunch _______ processors or machines.
1769.
Once you're
infected, the virus spreads _______ your
muscle _______ your peripheral nerves
_______ your spinal cord and brain.
1770.
As we admire
rows _______ pineapples, betel leaves
and birds-eye chillies, I look up and realise that we are _______ tall coconut palms laden with nuts.
1771.
Plaid Cymru
has enjoyed parliamentary representation continuously _______ 1974 and had 3 MPs elected _______ the 2015 general election.
1772.
Each day he
grew more and more wretched, _______
_______ length he took
_______ his bed and never got up.
1773.
John suffers
continual rejection _______ his mother,
who perceives and treats him markedly differently _______ his brother.
1774.
Nearly a
third _______ business users steal
software or digital content, _______
grabbing it _______ the Net.
1775.
Some
_______ the native abbots were also
deposed, both _______ the council held
_______ Easter and _______ a further one _______ Whitsun.
1776.
Rosewood
rather than boxwood was used _______ the
single boxing, and the iron was produced _______ the Humphreysville Manufacturing Company.
1777.
Thank you
_______ your wonderful effort
_______ translating and reorganizing The
Song _______ the Sibyl.
1778.
He took a
seat _______ the couch _______ _______
Marie, while Joe eased himself _______
a recliner _______ the window.
1779.
These
problems seem unimportant _______ the
potential benefits _______ the new
system.
1780.
Holly gave Ford
a hand getting _______ his feet, then
walked him _______ _______ the elevator.
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