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In old spy films they often exchanged prisoners (at, in, on) the border.
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Over 200 guests were (at, in, on) the wedding reception.
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He kept all his rubbish (at, in, on) his attic rather than getting rid of it.
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Their head office is (at, in, on) a prestigious part of the capital.
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The criminals who burgled my flat will be (at, in, on) court tomorrow.
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We played football all day (at, in, on) the new pitch.
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They waited patiently (at, in, on) the back door for him to come back.
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They had to wait all afternoon (at, in, on) the queue for the opera tickets.
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The snake is reputed to be the most poisonous (at, in, on) the world.
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All the cutlery is (at, in, on) the tray ready to be carried into the dining room.
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She used to own a luxury villa (at, in, on) the outskirts of a medieval town.
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The facilities (at, in, on) that cruise ship are incredible.
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There are lots of fortified castles (at, in, on) the border between Spain ad Portugal.
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A lot of children are failing to achieve at school because they are spending too much time (at, in, on) their phones
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He damaged his car quite badly because he didn't see the vehicle parked (at, in, on) the left until it was too late.
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I saw several old friends and acquaintances (at, in, on) the festival.
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