He is above doing such things.

The problem is above me.

As you’re a beginner of English, you mustn’t be above asking questions.

He put his bike against the wall.

Are you for it or against it?

We must get prepared against war.

The book is sold at two dollars.

Please enter at the front door.

The two countries are at war.

He wrote a letter at our request.

My work is beside yours.

That is beside the question.

He is beside himself with anger.

Good advice is beyond price.

Mr. Brown lives in the next door but one to me.

He is paid by the hour.

Sugar is sold by the pound.

He is big for his age.

Most of the houses are now for offices.

Far from eye, far from heart.

He is suffering from a cold.

Xiao Li is a fool of man.

Keep off the grass.

The island is off the coast.

He came to Shaoxing on business.

It’s no use crying over split milk.

The situation is past (=beyond) hope.

Let’s drink to his success.

We’ll fight to the end.

The house looks to the south.

England was under Charles II then.

Children under ten years of age are admitted at half price.

The railway is under construction.

We traveled up the Rhine last summer.

They live just up the street.

With all her wealth, she is unhappy.