Which preposition to use with speakers

of Occurrences 223%

Speaker of Boston becomes a member of the high honor group by being the leading batter of two-base hits.

in Occurrences 73%

Sartiges, Comte and Comtesse de. Sartiges, Vicomte de. Say, Leon, as a speaker in the National Assembly; Minister of Finance; attitude of, toward French protectorate of Tunis.

with Occurrences 43%

" Thurston turned on the speaker with a sudden burst of anger.

on Occurrences 25%

That put Speaker on third.

at Occurrences 21%

A great many of the members had gone out and were talking in the lobbies; those who remained were talking in groups, writing letters, walking about the hall, quite unconscious apparently of the speaker at the tribune.

to Occurrences 18%

In the twinkling of an eye there was a muffed fly, a wonderful catch by the same player who muffed the ballSnodgrassa base on balls to Yerkes, a missed chance to retire Speaker easily on a foul fly, then a base hit by Speaker to right field, on which Engel scored, another base on balls to Lewis and then the long sacrifice fly to right field by Gardner, which sent Yerkes over the plate with the winning run.

for Occurrences 15%

Still, speaking at a competition was one thing and being the main speaker for the day was quite another.

as Occurrences 11%

To accept the remark as an is to acknowledge the speaker as an equal.

by Occurrences 8%

" Acton seized the speaker by the neck and shook him like a rat.

from Occurrences 5%

Easy to utter in academic discussions; hard, bitterly hard, to say under the eye of a cruel and overpowering tyrant whose emissaries watched the speaker from the galleries and mentally marked him down for future imprisonment, torture, exile, or worse.

than Occurrences 4%

He is, however, more of a reader than a thinker, and more of a speaker than either.

among Occurrences 4%

"Will any of your party explain the facts?" The principal speaker among the fishermen willingly took on himself the office, and, in the desultory manner of one of his habits, he acquainted the Doge with the circumstances connected with the finding of the body.

after Occurrences 3%

I made my way to the stone, and listened as speaker after speaker poured out a string of incoherent complaints.

of Occurrences 3%

The Prime Minister and the Speakers of both houses are outspoken in advocacy of enfranchising women, but political considerations are holding it back.

without Occurrences 2%

The gentle accents of Adelheid fell on her ear soothingly, and she gazed long and earnestly at the beautiful speaker without a reply.

in Occurrences 2%

The Speakers in this Dialogue upon Prayer, are Socrates and Alcibiades; and the Substance of it (when drawn together out of the Intricacies and Digressions) as follows.

against Occurrences 2%

"Let the evil-speaker against Alexander bear all this in mind, and then let him reflect on his own insignificance, the pettiness of his own circumstances and affairs, and the blunders that he makes about these, paltry and trifling as they are.

thru Occurrences 1%

But I du think, ez Jeff says, the wind-bag's gut pricked; It'll blow for a spell an' keep puffin' an' wheezin', The tighter our army an' navy keep squeezin', For they can't help spread-eaglein' long 'z ther's a mouth To blow Enfield's Speaker thru lef' at the South.

before Occurrences 1%

She was in great demand as a speaker before women's organizations outside the labor movement, for it was just about that time that women more fortunately placed were beginning to be generally aroused to a shamefaced sense of their responsibility for the hard lot of their poorer sisters.

under Occurrences 1%

Rhodes is a Grecian island, near the southwestern coast of Asia Minor Apollonius was a teacher of great celebrity, and Caesar became a very able writer and speaker under his instructions.

like Occurrences 1%

" Joe Joram gazed on the speaker like a man enthralled by some mysterious charm; neither answering nor altering the direction of his eye, for near a minute.

near Occurrences 1%

But the Chancellor of Iron was very careful, in drawing up the plans for the "debating society," to see that it conferred little more real power on the nation's "representatives" than is enjoyed by the stump-speakers near Marble Arch in London on Sundays.

out Occurrences 1%

He was a man of note in those troublous times, and even Cromwell seems to have respected him; for, although the latter came down to the House one day with a troop of musketeers, with the express intention of turning the gallant Speaker out of his chair, and effected his object amid the proverbial cries of "Make way for honester men!"

during Occurrences 1%

yet we find that within twelve months the crafty old gentleman had once more got back again into the chair, and remained Speaker during the Protectorate of Richard Cromwell.

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