Prepositions

As soon as Bob heard his boss coming, he jumped ......... his chair and prentended he was working.

My father put ......... $1,000 as a deposit to help my sister purchase a new car.

I had no idea about what goes on ..... the scenes of a rock concert until I got back stage passes. It's really like another world back there.

I want everyone to be ready to go by 7 am because I want to be ..... the road by 7:30 at the latest. I want to get a good start on this road trip so we can arrive at our destination before dark.

We are ..... good terms now. We had a disagreement about the budget last week but we've worked out our differences and everything is OK now.

Robert is ..... on bail right now. He was charged with possession of stolen property, but his family paid the deposit necessary for his release, so he is a free man until his court date in November.

I don't see a transmission for a 1989 Honda out here either. I am sorry; you are ..... of luck. You may want to try the junk yard across town.

Another reason I wouldn't invest is that they've been ..... investigation for three years now for defrauding customers.

I feel sorry for my friend, Craig. He just broke his back and is ..... a lot of pain.

Today, I am going to install some baseboards ..... the foot of our stairs leading to the second story of our house.