Sentence examples: prepositions after verbs (abandon to – cry over)
- He decided to abandon his family to the authorities.
- She made an attempt to account for her whereabouts during the incident.
- The students have agreed to adapt to the new study routine.
- I'm afraid of riding buses in heavy traffic.
- We are aiming at completing the project by the end of the year.
- Apologize for your inappropriate behavior.
- I applied for a job at the new restaurant.
- They have argued about this issue for hours.
- We arrived in Rome just after sunset.
- You must ask for permission before leaving the room.
- Believe in yourself, and anything is possible.
- He began with a brief introduction to the topic.
- We must belong to some sort of community for survival.
- Blame for the accident lay squarely with the driver.
- They bothered about their children's safety at school.
- She bought a new dress for the party.
- Doctors care for their patients with dedication.
- He chose a gift for his friend’s birthday.
- They collaborate with each other to solve the problem.
- She compensated for her late submission by working overtime.
- She complained about the quality of food at the restaurant.
- He complied with their demands without any resistance.
- They concentrate on their daily tasks to meet their targets.
- She conformed to the rules set by her superiors.
- They connected with each other on a deep level.
- I consented to their terms and conditions.
- She contended with numerous problems during her journey.
- She contributed to the conversation by sharing her opinion.
- He controlled his emotions during the tough times.
- They convened at the city park for the meeting.
- He conversed with his friend about the recent events.
- They cooperated with each other to achieve their common goal.
- We count on you to complete this assignment.
- She cried over the loss of her beloved pet.