Sometimes, as in the sentence “...he raised his head from under the automobile hood...,” a preposition can be followed by a prepositional phrase. More examples: Jack won’t go home until after the concert. Your composition is quite all right except for a few spelling mistakes. Now fill in the following blanks with suitable preposition: 1) the cobra crawled out _____ _____ the table. 2) after a brief thunderstorm, the sun emerged ____ ____ the clouds. 3) half of the committee members were chosen ____ ____ the women workers. 4) Dr. Smith is too busy to spare us any time ____ ____ Sunday. 5) You have to wait here ____ ____ sunset. 6) All was darkness ____ ____ an occasional glimmer in the distance. 7) Mr. Dewey, our general manager, seldom goes anywhere ____ ____ his office. 8) Most of her poems were not published ____ ____ her death in 1886.