Prepositions before Nouns

Click a word to see what prepositions are usually used before it in English

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"of job" or "for job"?

  • On the issue of job creation, Mr.
  • Start asking for jobs in your niche.
  • Growth in job numbers has clearly slumped.
  • I have to go to job interviews.
  • I can identify with Job to a degree.
  • Face it, Obama's record on job creation simply does not exist.
  • Ask them about job opportunites.
  • I've gone from job to job with no game plan, just doing it to get money to pay bills.
  • Having a great job is a never ending process.
  • By Job Function Upcoming MBA Events.
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"of justice", "for justice" or "to justice"?

  • Full story: Ministry of Justice.
  • Time for justice and compensation.
  • Speedy access to justice is important.
  • The invalidity of the Act has also been assumed by Justices of this Court.
  • So establish weight with justice and fall not short in the balance.
  • I said earlier that this is about justice.
  • Ecojustice lawyer Albert Koehl began his prosecution before Justice of the Peace William G.
  • The UN report accuses Rwanda of shielding Ntaganda from justice.
  • I'd not involved in Justice League.
  • The Pharisees were not much on justice and mercy and faithfulness to God.
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"of journey" or "for journey"?

  • DH: Do you think this kind of journey is a common one for writers? EB: Yes, probably.
  • For journeys costing over 60, always get a railcard.
  • Ted iPad, iPhone, free A brilliant accompaniment on journeys when you're not in the mood for reading.
  • The gifts of our colors may be different, but God has so placed us as to journey in the same path.
  • This care for the Maghrib Sunnah rak'ahs has been marked during residing at home as well as during journey.
  • Of course, the passengar charter will only compensate for delays in excess of 1 hour per journey undertaken.
  • Journey after journey, down 99, from the Pacific Northwest to San Francisco.
  • You do a lot of driving with Young in Journeys.
  • Our lives are dotted with journeys of various sorts.
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"of joy" or "with joy"?

  • You really are a bundle of joy too.
  • Babangida said beaming with joy.
  • This makes my heart jump for joy and this applies to you also.
  • Allows for the transformation of struggle to joy.
  • We wish to reach the same effect in joy.
  • In the immediate future he would still love to be at Joy FM at least part time if not full time.
  • It was one of the last tracks to be recorded by Joy Division -- and one of the last songs that the irreplaceable Ian Curtis would go on to pen.
  • Speaking on Elections Platform on Joy FM Monday, Mrs.
  • There is sadness as well as joy.
  • And possibly think of changing your name from Joy to Misery-its more accurate sic.
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of, by, for, to or with judge?

  • What? Yes, the case of Judge Baum.
  • Passing off is common law tort created by judges.
  • The current security system is not adequate for judges.
  • At least according to Judge Posner.
  • Both programs are popular with judges.
  • There should be a similar commission for dealing with complaints against judges.
  • A completely new awareness is developing among judges that they belong to an international judiciary community, as informal as it is real.
  • The verdict in the second trial, which began in April 2012, is expected from Judge Melvyn Green on December 4, 2012.
  • We're acting as judge, jury and executioner now.
  • In Judges, He gives power to fight battles.
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of, in, to, for or on judgment?

  • It is also a day of judgment (Jud 1:6).
  • That there are 12 people walking around who may one day sit in judgment of Mr.
  • Certainly there's a lot of rushing to judgment in this volume and the previous one, and it's always a bad call.
  • He has established His throne for judgment.
  • The focus of chapter fourteen is on judgment.
  • Give it back and pick up your Bible- it? s much lighter! In this context the Bible is given to us as a gift to feast on, rather than a project to complete before judgment day.
  • The Old Testament also associates silence with judgment: Be silent.
  • Just flow with it without judgment or thoughts about anything being good or bad.
  • His tortured body taking every blow of judgment after judgment because He knew that condemnation is a sword that Fear uses to kill our hope.
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"of journalist" or "for journalist"?

  • Game devs don't need to be afraid of journalists.
  • Then again, I suppose that's not unusual for journalists.
  • Their work is media (as opposed to journalist) focused.
  • Often, these stories are done by journalists like yourself.
  • So with journalists who won't question or investigate, they got away with it.
  • Actually, there have been no criminal charges against journalists for stolen information for decades, period.
  • You've seen comments from journalists saying they don't like Gore.
  • He called on Journalists to consider national security in their reporting.
  • The public website is primarily aimed at journalists and translators, students and teachers, historians and researchers in genealogy.
  • Seeing highly educated people, including journalists, fall for The Yes Men's pranks should help us to realize that those in power are not necessarily more knowledgeable.
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"of journal" or "in journal"?

  • Choice of journal is irrelevant.
  • That's why they publish in journals, you know.
  • So, many of us will take help on referring to journals and present the article in completion.
  • The work they do for that report is very like their work in reviewing papers for journals.
  • We show by example how a model for a chemical semantic web can be constructed using machine-processed data and information from journal articles.
  • You can refine your quick search to limit your search results with Journals, Books, Bibliographic Databases or Site Pages.
  • That would make the differences between journals even smaller than by using the median.
  • Then he works incredibly hard to get it into journals.
  • Their layout is dictated not by chemical practice but the requirement to use two columns in a width-limited display constrained by journal paper sizes.
  • The product is also advertised on the major medical media like Journal of Korean Medical Science to raise its fame and reputation.
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of, for, inside, on or with joke?

  • There's a plethora of jokes for the kids and adults alike.
  • For jokes are vital to his art - not only his poetry but his novels and short stories.
  • That's because its actually a critique and (an) inside joke.
  • Even his delivery on jokes can feel stilted and unnatural.
  • Not everyone knows how to deal with joke But a range of the people need to panic about Namely, Caroline.
  • Joke after joke after joke! No apology, no nothing.
  • If I knew I was writing the vows just for John's consumption, they would have been very different, full of in jokes, and our own private way of communicating that nobody else would understand.
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"of journalism" or "in journalism"?

  • It is not a question of journalism.
  • BA in Journalism (GY119) at NUI Galway.
  • They're not forms for journalism.
  • Whatever happened to journalism at ABC.
  • I never had the chance to get into journalism.
  • And I thought this blog would be a good way for me to share some of the news articles and commentaries on journalism that I come across with my students.
  • Two classic films about journalism.
  • Those who excel in linguistic intelligence do well in careers such as journalism, editing, public speaking, acquisition of foreign languages, etc.
  • This book goes through all aspects of fashion writing, from journalism to PR and everything in between.
  • How do you reconcile this with journalism, which is about trying to make sense of what is happening in the world? There is a conflict.
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of, to, in, with or from jurisdiction?

  • Local limits of jurisdiction 20.
  • The declaratory judgment route remains available to jurisdictions even after the Attorney General interposes an objection.
  • However, in jurisdictions such as Quebec,.
  • The Partiarch of Constantinople had claimed to be the Universal Bishop, with jurisdiction over all the other bishops of.
  • With this development various different types and forms of lease have emerged, whose legal effect can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
  • Regulations are subject to change and may vary across jurisdictions.
  • It also wants the G20 to agree on a truly multilateral deal on automatic exchange of tax information between jurisdictions with strong sanctions against those that won't cooperate.
  • If not, why does it matter whether they agree to anything? That's one of the really messy things, it greatly depends on jurisdiction.
  • Warrant forwarded for execution outside jurisdiction 83.
  • The method adopted by CBI is unwarranted and without jurisdiction.
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of, in, for, on or to judgement?

  • Everyone has some sort of judgement to vocalise.
  • What a serious lapse in judgement.
  • There are many souls outside the Tribunal waiting for judgement.
  • Decision would be held on judgement day after this world finishes.
  • After a short time these comparisons usually give way to judgements about the leader's performance.
  • Imagine if you did it without judgement.
  • Then when you die you are going to come up before God at judgement.
  • But only with judgement, do the facts acquire real value.
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