Prepositions after Adjectives

Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English

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"bad for" or "bad of"?

  • Yes, smoke is bad for the body.
  • And they are in how bad of shape.
  • Weather turns bad in the evening.
  • Don't feel bad about the Earth.
  • Governments are just bad at it.
  • Faith in bad by its very nature.
  • Slavery looks pretty bad to me.
  • You take the bad with the good.
  • He is a joke, albeit a bad one.
  • So it's not that bad after all.
  • But not all is bad as a Jets fan.
  • And things go bad from the start.
  • Nclarke $500 + a year worse off.
  • It will only get worse over time.
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big in, of, for, on or up?

  • That was big in the blow-up inning.
  • Think Big for a modern generation.
  • They aren't that big of a deal.
  • Thats the one thing i'd big on.
  • Ni hayo tu Big up to you Joyce.
  • Scored big with the wantan mee.
  • He can become as big as he likes.
  • Not sure how big at that point.
  • It is too big by well over 400.
  • It did not look that big to me.
  • What's big about it Its impact.
  • It turns so big from middle to off.
  • Boxing is also not big into drugs.
  • You don't want to be big like her.
  • The Big Over Easy: A Nursery Crime.
  • More battery life is a big plus too.
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"beneficial to" or "beneficial for"?

  • But that pest is BENEFICIAL to CORN.
  • QE2 was far more beneficial for the U.
  • Hope this is beneficial in some way.
  • It is entirely beneficial as an alternative.
  • The trade is therefore mutally beneficial AT THAT PRICE.
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"busy with" or "busy in"?

  • SING MUCH, Get BUSY with things.
  • Keeping public busy in non-issues.
  • It was still busy at noon time.
  • It said: I'd too busy for this.
  • I'd busy on your date she says.
  • Keep yourself busy during the day.
  • I suppose life has gotten a little busy around the house.
  • Even now I am busy as an actor.
  • Don't wear anything too busy by your face (e.
  • He'd be busy from morning until 6 pm.
  • They've been very busy of late.
  • He will be busy over the next few years.
  • They kept the players involved busy throughout June.
  • Too busy to fresh-as-a-daisy blog.
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beautiful in, with, on, for or to?

  • It is beautiful in the feather.
  • It's beautiful with or without air.
  • She is beautiful for being bed.
  • The tankini top is beautiful on.
  • She is the most beautiful of all.
  • You are beautiful to your King.
  • Everything is beautiful about it.
  • Beautiful at this time of the year.
  • It can be beautiful as well as safe.
  • It was so beautiful by the way.
  • We are all beautiful from within.
  • She would never be beautiful like her mother.
  • I think you're beautiful without it.
  • A person is beautiful because of freedom.
  • It was beautiful beyond belief.
  • Very beautiful during the summer.
  • The photos are beautiful out of that camera.
  • I think women are most beautiful over the age of 30.
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british in, for, to, at or during?

  • I tick White British in the boxes.
  • British for whose good fortune we pray?
  • I consider myself very European and more British at heart.
  • Roosevelt and the aid he gave to the British during WWII.
  • British took the side of the Moors.
  • He was viewed by the British as a likely president of Tanzania.
  • It was created by the British from a crowd of nations.
  • Dhar fort was captured by the British on 31 Oct 1857.
  • The cuisine is British with a French influence.
  • Oh, I'd white British by the way.
  • The British offered very favourable terms.
  • The Falklands became British AFTER union.
  • He got the British out of here and no one expected that.
  • Just ask the British about that.
  • The Tamils didn't support the British against the Sinhalese pre-1950.
  • A lot to work on for British before the Olympics.
  • They intend to starve the British into surrender.
  • The chiefs chose the British over all other nations.
  • Yet he too has had to think about being British rather than just English.
  • This had been banned by the British under colonial times.
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"bored with" or "bored of"?

  • I just got bored with the ocean.
  • I don't get bored of it either.
  • As for cricket, I'd bored by it.
  • But I very bored in the daytime.
  • I get so bored at home on my own.
  • Bored to the point of hating the book.
  • I'd bored after a couple of songs.
  • I've never got bored during my classes.
  • Then, they got bored from that.
  • We also get bored on the weekends.
  • Bored out of his mind, the Affton, Mo.
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"brilliant in", "brilliant for" or "brilliant at"?

  • It was brilliant in its simplicity.
  • Mac is brilliant at this trick.
  • My sister is brilliant for Maths.
  • He was brilliant with his hands.
  • Shakespeare was brilliant on envy.
  • My sister is brilliant about Maths.
  • You're brilliant as a performer.
  • Jeb Brilliant from abrilliantblog.
  • He was considered the most brilliant of Buddha's disciples.
  • Sounds utterly brilliant to me.
  • He was brilliant against Spain.
  • Brilliant by management if you ask me.
  • Everyone was brilliant through the whole thing.
  • She has been brilliant throughout her career.
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"basic of" or "basic to"?

  • It was the most basic of events.
  • It is really basic to the debate.
  • All mathematics are basic in the model.
  • I created the basic for the track.
  • Yes, you can make a basic with WordPress.
  • WHY THE HELL NOT! Why remove something so basic as the backup?
  • Alcohol is pretty basic like usual all incl in egypt.
  • Programmed in Hex and Basic on it.
  • Nothing was basic about his experiences though.
  • It seems pretty basic at this point.
  • I mean, basic by modern standards.
  • Check out the Simply Basic from every angle.
  • A basic plus subscription is only $49.
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"black in", "black on" or "black with"?

  • Firstly, it was black in color.
  • Need to fight black with black.
  • Patches of black on the orange.
  • I had my hair black for 2 years.
  • The rest are black to the world.
  • Select white or black from Colors.
  • Their eyes black as the haor water.
  • The whole area is black at night.
  • We saw three ravens, very black against the snow.
  • The sky was completely black by 7.
  • The color was nearly black like a whale.
  • The son who was born was black of hue.
  • BACK TO BLACK after 10 minutes.
  • And your underarm does become black because of that.
  • The world did Black before the white world.
  • Id like the partisan more if the edge was black instead of white.
  • The others said of Squealer that he could turn black into white.
  • He pulled something black out of his pocket and pointed it at me.
  • One thing not affecting the decision to choose black over white is price.
  • So you'll save money by going with the black rather than any other color.
  • Like in Chess, Black versus White.
  • But please, don't make it a black vs white statement.
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blind to, in, from, for or with?

  • We may be honestly blind to it.
  • He became blind in his old age.
  • I've been that blind for 4 years.
  • Her eyes were blind from crying.
  • I rushed at him, blind with rage.
  • They were not blind by necessity.
  • I'd pretty much blind as a bat.
  • He became blind at a young age.
  • It's like flying blind on automatic pilot.
  • World press is blind about our situation.
  • Now he's blind after a lifetime of being able to see.
  • But who's to say that in 20 years I won't be blind because of it.
  • Ma was legally blind due to a degenerative eye disease she'd had since birth.
  • Apasyatam, blind of the value of life.
  • So let's just be blind without using any common sense.
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bright for, in, with, of or at?

  • Things are still bright for Kos.
  • It's real bright in that doorway.
  • His face is bright with respect.
  • The brightest of these is Procyon.
  • It was as bright as a firework.
  • You are not bright at all to know it.
  • O the moon shone bright on Mrs.
  • HIS FACE IS BRIGHT LIKE A STAR.
  • And the Shine So Bright from Lush.
  • The future looks pretty bright to me.
  • Maybe he isn't very bright after all.
  • It looked a LOT brighter against the dark background of the feeder (vs.
  • The world is brighter because of this project.
  • So in the summer it would be bright by about 3am.
  • It's a great way to get to know the community while keeping sprits bright during the season.
  • The sun was bright through her apartment windows.
  • Now today, it looks bright under the blue sky.
  • Should be nice and bright without any discharges - Nose.
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bereft of, at, by, in or without?

  • Bereft of life, it rests in peace.
  • I understand that the Palestinians are bereft at his loss - although I despised him.
  • Best Australian story Bereft by Chris Womersley $24.
  • The Jewish people are bereft in a way few faiths have ever been in history.
  • I would be bereft without them really, that and the ability to download audio books.
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beholden to, for or on?

  • They're not beholden to the IMF and the ECB.
  • They're close-minded ideologues with bylines -- and beholden for traffic.
  • It is beholden on them to now get their act together and pull their heads out of their arses.
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"blue in", "blue with" or "blue for"?

  • Will it look blue in color? No.
  • The same with blue for up/down.
  • A soft blue with a hint of grey.
  • Blue on Blue - A friendly-fire kill.
  • Bold and blue from House to Home.
  • Blue to beetroot in 3 months -- progress.
  • For blue as the colour of hope, see R.
  • The sphere is red at $s1$ and blue at $s2$.
  • For example, a CC20B reduces all colors but blue by 20%.
  • See Blue Like Jazz, Troll Bridge.
  • Ok, seriously? Nothing to get blue about at all.
  • However, he appeared rather blue after birth.
  • Looking at SST anomalies, there is a lot of blue around Alaska.
  • It looks blue during the day and black at night.
  • We chose a blue instead of green.
  • Indigo The dyestuff that puts the blue into blue jeans.
  • The Piccadilly Line is the most blue of all the lines.
  • But when the sky is blue over Germany.
  • We decided to use blue rather than red because it's a friendlier color.
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"beloved by", "beloved to" or "beloved of"?

  • Beloved by nature equal in age.
  • To be accepted and beloved of a ruler.
  • You must be very beloved to Allah.
  • Aicha Dear Beloved In one United God,.
  • It was our beloved for President G.
  • Ray Ban sunglasses! safeguard the thi which we ho beloved with insurance.
  • Danquah is not a personality that is much beloved among? Kufuorian? circles.
  • He is beloved as a reader of poems, and his poems work best when read aloud.
  • All souls will go after the One Beloved at the end.
  • He challenges God for having snatched away his beloved from him.
  • What is His, He shares with His beloved on a joint-heir relationship.
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"bullish on" or "bullish about"?

  • More people are bullish on stocks.
  • Marino is very bullish about Africa.
  • Which is bullish for London property.
  • I'd very bullish in what we're doing.
  • Furthermore, with foreign investors remaining bullish with inflows being a record Rs.
  • People will be most bullish at 52 week highs and most bearish at 52 week lows.
  • The stock of Hexaware Technologies has been bullish during the past few weeks.
  • One can of course blame me for not being bullish from 1266 to 1460.
  • Most bullish of all, CS First Boston reiterated a strong buy.
  • We remain optimistic that gold will either bounce here at the 50 dma of $1720 or at a retest of the 200 dma of $1662, which would still be bullish over all.
  • Accordingly, we turn from bullish to bearish over Intraday basis.
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bitter about, at, in, for or with?

  • Johnny was not bitter about it.
  • It can be bitter at the moment.
  • The end could be bitter for both.
  • Ditto the blonde best bitter in the U.
  • Ekere's aides, is bitter with Mr.
  • JK comes across as very bitter to me.
  • He is really bitter towards Barca.
  • We have been in the most bitter of fights.
  • Still bitter after all of these years.
  • He had every right to be bitter against people like me.
  • I see happy giddy couples and get actually bitter over it.
  • I'd not bitter by any means, I appreciate the opportunity.
  • Too many are bitter from the sacrifice.
  • It makes you bitter toward men.
  • The name comes out flat, bitter as a bad pecan.
  • I am not bitter because of what has happened.
  • Truth is bitter like the old saying.
  • Why is Zayn Knorr so bitter on twitter? Pardon the pun.
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bold in, with, for, on or of?

  • Nothing new or bold in his plan.
  • We must be bold with the truth.
  • Use your Ink Bold for 2X for gas.
  • It's so bold of you to choose that.
  • Check out the bold on the judge.
  • Have the confidence to do be bold about the change.
  • I'll be bold as well as strong.
  • Change the word to bold to normal.
  • Instead I use Consolas bold at 10pt.
  • We can make any text bold by using the tag.
  • Also removing bold from headings, italic styling from em elements etc.
  • He's not bold like you, he won't look you in the eye.
  • Why not? UW: The designs got a little more bold over the years.
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broad in, of, for, to or with?

  • He isn't so broad in the flesh.
  • The audience was the broadest of groupings.
  • It seems too complex and very broad for me.
  • Her arm strokes grew broad at vigorous lines.
  • The brushwork is broad to the point of slapdash.
  • He's big and broad with a mega-watt smile.
  • The reasons are very broad as to why.
  • Maybe a bit broader across the cheekbone area.
  • I just wish the limits were a little broader like Shenmue.
  • Submitted by can be a pushy broad on Fri, 11/16/2012 - 4:25pm.
  • And they wear all broad about it and I respected them so much for that.
  • The term is fairly broad by the way.
  • I used to put it to a broad from Wawa-strawberry blonde and Yes she was friendly.
  • Per my new post, I like to make the solution broader rather than deeper.
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"bare of", "bare with" or "bare in"?

  • Bare of self adornments and pretensions.
  • Please bare in mind I'd no expert - far from it.
  • Bare with me, it's a bit wordy.
  • The facts are laid bare for the reader.
  • Read the facts laid bare by the US Department of Tranportation.
  • But it does not lay bare to us the secret or life.
  • The whole vicinity lay bare before me.
  • From coastal areas to cantonments, all lay bare on the internet for all to see.
  • If shelter becomes bare at the base as.
  • The streets were bare except for the military.
  • Come and rip off pieces to eat until I'd bare as the day I was born.
  • For big stuff we had to take off our overalls so that we were bare below the waist.
  • These frequently leave the soil bare during times of heavy rainfall.
  • Women's dress was then a cloth round the hip leaving the body bare from waist upwards.
  • He wore the remains of shorts and his feet were bare like Jack's.
  • Genesis 30:21 And Dinah the daughter of Leah, which she bare unto Jacob, went out to see the daughters of the land.
  • His garden looked bare without him.
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"brave of" or "brave in"?

  • I thought it was brave of them.
  • Be bold and brave in your love.
  • Please be brave for your child.
  • There's nothing brave about necessity.
  • Sher Singh has become braver with time.
  • It won't feel brave at the time.
  • They are innately brave by design.
  • But bless the brave like Bill Cosby.
  • I'd say one of the bravest on the grid.
  • It is brave to the quality of your life.
  • Sorry - not so brave after all am I.
  • Islam asks us to stand brave against our enemies.
  • The bravest among us crawled to S.
  • They are brave as an extended family.
  • Washington is brave beyond belief, but so are many other Americans.
  • This indicates that he was strong and brave from childhood.
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"barefoot in" or "barefoot on"?

  • Being barefoot in warm weather.
  • Walking barefoot on cool grass.
  • Otherwise, they may end up going barefoot for real.
  • I love running barefoot through the grass and digging in rich soil.
  • Try standing barefoot with your feet parallel, hip width apart.
  • No wonder I go barefoot at home.
  • Regret your decision as you stumble barefoot over crags and crevices.
  • They would go barefoot to hell and back for me.
  • She wanted people to see her body as she skipped, jumped and ran barefoot across the stage.
  • On my second date with N, because I was too drunk, I was walking around barefoot along Kamias Rd.
  • Anandamar leapt from the prow, barefoot into the acid waves.
  • Mirren remembers the cast and crew were slammed by the Townsville press when they arrived barefoot after three months filming on Dunk Island.
  • I found the story of the man who went to Africa and walk barefoot around lakes only to get infected very interesting.
  • So Isaiah walked naked and barefoot as a sign of the captivity of Egypt and Ethiopia, Isaiah 20:3-4.
  • I really like runnin ' barefoot by means of the old cornfields and I love that nation ham.
  • Brought back memories of walking barefoot down country roads.
  • If I could live again, I would begin to walk barefoot from the beginning of spring and I would continue barefoot until autumn ends.
  • I want them to grow up barefoot like my dad did.
  • He later walked barefoot out of the county jail wearing scrubs and a University of Texas ball cap.
  • In addition, you also may wear barefoot without socks.
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"bizarre to", "bizarre for" or "bizarre in"?

  • Straight from bizarre to wierd.
  • But just to keep things bizarre in L.
  • It was bizarre for many reasons.
  • There's nothing bizarre about it.
  • There's one more example of interfaith discrimination, possibly the most bizarre of all.
  • WM These articles just keep getting more and more bizarre as to what is going on in America.
  • A couple of nights previously we had heard How Bizarre by OMC.
  • The combination seems bizarre at first glance.
  • I really hope they get more bizarre on this next one.
  • This surreal tale combines a wonderful sense of the bizarre with standout design and strange humour.
  • The whole thing is just bizarre beyond words.
  • Why we do not finalise Walcotts contract by now is one of the bizarre considering our history with this sort of stuff.
  • The afternoon would only grow more bizarre from there on.
  • De Witt throws in these seeds of the bizarre into the gritty dirt and mud of the old frontier.
  • She says she would like to do theatre, either contemporary ' or something really bizarre like Eugne Ionesco '.
  • Don't get me wrong, I've said and done my fair share of bizarre over the years but day to day life is pretty average.
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"boring for", "boring in" or "boring to"?

  • Boring for a reason, of course.
  • They are ugly and boring to me.
  • It would be boring in the extreme.
  • Even that is boring after a time.
  • I found it a bit boring at times.
  • It was rather boring with no plot line at all.
  • It's not boring as what other people says.
  • Golden syrup is quite boring by comparison.
  • Its rather boring like bankers hours.
  • Boring of me, I know -- but still.
  • Want in? Don't be boring on cam.
  • Life would be boring without them.
  • Oh Maria, there was nothing boring about that pitch.
  • I fear this blog has become boring because of it.
  • It probably looks boring from the outside.
  • But then, yet again he saw her boring into the line.
  • Can become boring over long periods.
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"bemused by" or "bemused at"?

  • They looked bemused by my arrival.
  • I am a little bemused at the euro crisis.
  • He looked as baffled and bemused as the rest of us.
  • I don't understand what you're bemused about.
  • Bemused of Bennelong: Shane: 09 Dec 2010 12:48:58am No he has NOT been charged with anything.
  • He just looks bemused with the whole thing.
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"bleak for" or "bleak in"?

  • These are bleak for Mr Cameron.
  • The show is kind of bleak in this sense.
  • You brighten my bleakest of days.
  • It really is rather bleak at the moment, as far as I see it.
  • Things got bleak with this one.
  • I am unmistakably bleak about our politics and governance, but don't take that as a signal to sell.
  • I can only say that the future for them looks bleak after the court ruling.
  • North East Island floats in the distance, as flat and bleak as the deck of an aircraft carrier.
  • There are so many children whose future is bleak because of the loss of their parents or father.
  • The numbers presented in this article are bleak by design.
  • However, it is not all bleak from the above figure.
  • Matters indeed do look very bleak on paper for the North Londoners.
  • The future seemed so bleak to me.
  • THings may be bleak but for a little while some sun shone in my arsenal world.
  • Featuring the equally loved and loathed Bub, a zombie with growing mental faculties, the film doesn't seem as bleak despite the most depressing plotline of the series.
  • But I agree that our long term future looks bleak due to Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dumb.
  • Although his vision seemed bleak during his school years, he was still at home.
  • The team's hopes of progressing beyond the semi-final round had looked bleak following a loss to Guatemala last Friday, which had put the Boyz three points behind both Group A leaders.
  • Anne Tyler has got bleaker and bleaker over the years.
  • Obviously America and the world would not have been bleaker without him and his words.
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broken down, in, up, of or into?

  • A LOT of broken down motorbikes.
  • Wear comfortable broken in shoes.
  • For some reason, the words are broken up.
  • You see that God takes the most broken of us and restores us.
  • We are never too broken for God to fix.
  • Makes getting broken into seem like a much bigger problem.
  • Then what IF Bruce gets broken by Bane.
  • Sea urchins: If you step on one, pull out broken off spines.
  • It was very broken at the time I entered.
  • And the idea that we have mandatory re-education for copyright just seems broken to me.
  • Turns out they were never quite broken after all.
  • Tape breakage: Your backup tape gets broken during the backup and you send it offsite without noticing.
  • Natasha with her powerful and deepest vocals cries her heart out and tells every one how she feels broken from inside.
  • Shockingly, the Ravens Coaches have acknowledged that the offense is flat out broken on the road.
  • He MUCH prefers broken over proud.
  • Now everything seems broken with 0.
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"brief for" or "brief of"?

  • Brief for the United States, p.
  • Here comes a brief of each model.
  • I'll try to be brief in my recap.
  • After the symposium, a brief on the.
  • Submission of the technical brief to IC.
  • Of course, with a brief from the presidency.
  • I will be brief about the other.
  • Short and brief with a twist of mystery.
  • It must be part of your brief by your political masters.
  • Fortunately our descent proved mercifully brief as the path widened into a ledge.
  • So keep it brief at an event geared for just meeting.
  • They will no longer plot or brief against him.
  • Students defend the brief before the end of the fourth year of graduate studies.
  • It is just a brief over view to see if there is anything urgent I need to attend to.
  • I got all the brief within Black.
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"brown with", "brown on" or "brown in"?

  • The ground was brown with no grass.
  • It is black or brown in colour.
  • Little brown on the part of the South et.
  • Let them brown for 2-3 minutes.
  • Stools are brown to khaki green in colour.
  • My trousers almost went brown at what I saw.
  • Enter this dusky pink, with a hint of brown from Lancome.
  • What was His color? He was brown like Indians.
  • You can use brown as a complementary color.
  • Near Crantock - my lawn was brown by the end of april.
  • I will mention that mine didn't turn brown after the 10 min at 500.
  • Stir it constantly until you see the scallions brown around the edge.
  • I filled up my swimming pool and shocked it but my water turned brown because of the iron in it.
  • Meat can turn brown before all the bacteria are killed.
  • I'd a kind of beige to light brown due to working in the sun.
  • Let the lawn go brown during dry spells It's human nature to want to water a browning plant.
  • That's why the glycerin off biodiesel is brown instead of clear.
  • Lions went first, then Brandon Browner of the Calgary Stampeders.
  • As a golden rule, always choose brown over white.
  • And there is good reason to believe the original indo European speakers were brown rather than white.
  • No pipe I'll smoke, no horse I'll yoke Though with rust my plow turns brown Till a smiling bride by my.
  • The trunks were straight and brown without branches.
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baffling to, for, in, as or of?

  • His question was baffling to me.
  • This behaviour is baffling for readers.
  • You're right, there's really no knowing at this point, which is baffling in itself.
  • I personally find it baffling as well as fascinating.
  • Yet, there is something truly baffling about Boss.
  • Yes Karl I second that Bibi &; Keamar selection is baffling at this time.
  • This question seems the most baffling of all.
  • The most persistent niggle is the confusion of what exactly Captures are as a band which is baffling considering the lack of originality on show.
  • Pre requisite filming of 20-30 minutes of negotiation and baffling with bull before we walk away.
  • This is more baffling by the fact that I held a TS/SCI for the entire duration of my military career (20+ years).
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"biased towards", "biased against" or "biased in"?

  • Your reviews are so biased towards Apple.
  • You are so biased in your posts.
  • It is biased against Hindu religion.
  • Your opinion seems biased to me.
  • The truth is, we are all biased toward our own family.
  • Maybe I am biased by my own research field, theoretical physics.
  • I'd an INTJ and am very biased for action.
  • It is biased of you to just hear one side of the story.
  • I'd biased on the stinky, sooty kero bit.
  • Not that I'd biased about that, of course.
  • I'd biased as a design nerd, so I do believe a strong design is an asset, but not at the expense of consistent.
  • I thought it was quite biased at the time.
  • I'd biased because of Fever Freak Out Incident.
  • I am biased with quesadillas because they have cheese.
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burning of, in, at, by or for?

  • The burning of the missing limb.
  • We got word of the burning in Aniston.
  • The first burning at the stake took place on February 4 th 1555.
  • Also mentions burning by settlers on pages 80-85.
  • Caffeine can help with fat burning for energy and fat oxidation.
  • On the burning off day, they set fire to the grass.
  • Briefly notes Indian burning on p.
  • He decided not to post the burning to YouTube.
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bankrupt in, by, for, as or with?

  • He was made a bankrupt in 2006.
  • It is expected to go bankrupt by 2017.
  • Europe? Been bankrupt for 20 years.
  • That is why athiesm is so bankrupt as a view of life.
  • He went bankrupt after six months.
  • We are bankrupt because of Brown ' prudence '.
  • The whole business is bankrupt from start to finish.
  • Our nation and society is bankrupt of ideas.
  • The state will go technically bankrupt on July 1.
  • I watched born bankrupt with Jeff Randall.
  • They are really bankrupt at that point.
  • Large numbers also go bankrupt due to health care costs.
  • States aren't allowed to go bankrupt under the Federal Bankruptcy Code.
  • The publisher goes bankrupt before your book is published.
  • After a few good years, the store went bankrupt during the recession of 1921.
  • We are bankrupt within the next decade.
  • Greece would have been bankrupt without the rescue measures.
  • Strangely the post office would go bankrupt despite the praise.
  • You do not want a bankrupt like CSJ to manage the country.
  • Any company that doesn't have its books will go bankrupt over time.
  • Ireland is bankrupt since 2008.
  • The other option is for one of your creditors to seek to have you declared bankrupt through the courts.
  • You appear to have missed the sarcasm as I have on a number of occasions compared being more bankrupt to being more dead.
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bewildered by, at, as, with or in?

  • He was totally bewildered by this.
  • I got a bewildered at some point, which.
  • So I am bewildered as to what fine they refer to.
  • Sometimes confused and bewildered in its searching and its seeking.
  • Tom was absolutely bewildered with the whole situation.
  • Its members become confused and bewildered about what is expected of them.
  • Nowak looked bewildered on the bench and unable to handle the game.
  • Therefore it's hard to see women as demanding one or the other, especially first time moms who are bewildered after the extraordinary process of giving birth.
  • He was totally confused and bewildered for some time.
  • Twitching and bewildered from their surprise collision with the reflective glass, the sparrows blinked their last.
  • What good does a dead Ajmal Kassab bring to this trial and how does his death serve justice to the bereaved of the dead and the bewildered of a nation.
  • Looking over the terms for the roaming services, I'd somewhat bewildered over which roaming services to choose.
  • As you can see here, I'd bewildered to the joys of using an umbrella whilst backpacking! I woke at 4.
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"bothered about" or "bothered by"?

  • They're too bothered about spending 1.
  • He seems rather bothered by it.
  • He did not seem bothered with anything anymore.
  • I don't think they'd be too bothered at 2GB.
  • I saw that live (and only because I was in a hotel getting ready for the day) and instantly felt bothered for you and Design*Sponge.
  • Anybody who is over weight may feel self conscious or even be embarrassed or bothered of their look due to the excess weight.
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bottom of, up, with, after or for?

  • Black women are bottom of the Pile.
  • This is sustainable -- we are bottom up growth model.
  • Spartak Moscow are bottom with three.
  • They are bottom after 2 games! Every once in a while, I get tired of my Ajax game and restart.
  • The June 2010 bottom for the Airtel share was Rs 255, has held firm so far till August 2012.
  • European teams were bottom in 3 groups, as were African teams.
  • Scroll to very bottom on this piece for screen grab of that.
  • The 1st club to be bottom at Christmas and survive.
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bustling with, in, at, of or to?

  • The rooms are bustling with activity.
  • Relaxation, peacefulness after escaping the bustling in town, we were well fed.
  • It is busy and bustling at night.
  • The over-eccentric noise and bustling of the over populated city life will greet you while the continuous blabbering of the touts may get on your nerves.
  • And they don't restrict themselves to these regions, hence their bustling about and mediations, their separate and conflicting policies, because they each defend their own interests.
  • They came bustling along the passage.
  • Then is then difficult to retrieve your cases as there are so many people bustling around the luggage belts crammed in to the space and then you shuffle through a very slow customs line.
  • The historic district is bustling by day but nearly deserted at night.
  • The whole place is bustling during the weekend.
  • The UN is it's basis and Obama is already bustling for position.
  • Mary came bustling from behind, trying to peer around him.
  • The provincial market is bustling like the proverbial anthill.
  • And he drew deeply on his second wind, bouncing and bustling on the baseline to receive del Potro's serve.
  • Lee (Lee Harvey Oswald) came bustling out of the door to his room, zipping up a light jacket.
  • This is a medium to large pubs, which covered about twenty bustling to tables, most of which are filled above the table mercenary, only one of them yet.
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bundled with, into, on, in or for?

  • It comes bundled with CodeIgniter.
  • It's a toxin filter in your mouth, and smoking is introducing toxins that are getting bundled into those nasty white bulbs.
  • Windows 7 Home Basic comes bundled on this Wi-Fi portable device.
  • Then one day while on maternity leave, she went to the hospital, her newborn bundled in her arms for a well-baby checkup.
  • The 64 GB version of the Microsoft Surface is also available, but only together with a bundled for a total price of Php37,999.
  • It's not a shock when she gets bundled out of a slam, it's a shock that she actually won one.
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