Prepositions

..... last year, the weather was really bad. The forecast is better for this year.

My aunt suffers ..... diabetes. She has to watch her sugar intake and insulin levels all the time. It's quite a serious disease.

What are you looking ..... so intensely? Oh, I see. That's a beautiful painting, alright.

I don't think we have a case on Colonel Stevenson. My research shows that every one of his actions that night were ..... accordance with military regulations.

We may have seen the end of the killing spree. We have a suspect ..... custody and we believe that we will have more answers for the public soon.

I felt a little ..... of my element at that party. Everyone there was on the management team and I was the only mechanic.

This award goes to Anthony Madison ..... recognition of his third-quarter achievements.

My brother is in the Navy and he is coming home on leave in a week. He has been out ..... sea for more than six months now and I miss him.

He goes ..... the name of Moose most of the time but his real name is Mark. I think Moose is a childhood nickname that stuck.

He knew his dream was ..... reach now. He'd worked so hard for so long that he almost couldn't believe he was going to reap the rewards of his efforts soon.