Whereabouts

As for your interest in this business, I have

no comment to make

As far as I'm concerned, you can do

as you please

Appendix 26

26.5 Some phrases with 'off' off duty off the record off one's head off the road off the point off school, off work

Appendix 26 [> 7.11,8.17] Some prepositional phrases

26.1 Some phrases with	'at'
at + meals (lunch, etc)	at length	26.6 Some phrases with 'on'
at + place [> Apps 21.23]	at a loss	on + day/date [> 8.12]	on holiday
at + points of time [> 8.11	] at the moment	on account of	on the hour
at all events	at most	on approval	on the job
at all times	at once	on average	on a journey
at any rate	at pains	on behalf of	on loan
at best/worst	at peace/at war	on business	on no account
at fault	at play/at work	on condition	on offer
at first	at present	on the contrary	on one's own
at first sight	at a profit	on credit	on purpose
at hand	at sea	on demand	on the radio/TV
at km per hour	at sight	on display	on sale
at last	at table	on duty	on strike
at least	at the time	on fire	on the (tele)phone
at leisure	at times	on foot	on time
26.2 Some phrases with	'by'	on guard	on a visit
by + bus etc [> 3.28.4]	by hand	on hand	on the way
by + time [> 7.34]	by heart	26.7 Some phrases with	'out of
by + weight	by land/sea/air	Those marked * form their	opposite with in
by accident	by luck	out of breath	out of the ordinary
by air	by marriage	'out of character	'out of pain
by all means	by means of	'out of control	'out of place
by any/no means	by mistake	"out of danger	"out of pocket
by birth	by name	out of date	'out of practice
by chance	by post	"out of debt	out of reach
by cheque/credit card	by nght(s)	"out of doors	"out of season
by day/by night	by stages	"out of fashion	'out of sight
by degrees	by surprise	"out of favour	'out of step
by design	by virtue of	"out of focus	"out of stock
by far	by the way	"out of hand	'out of style
by force	by way of	out of hearing	"out of touch
26.3 Some phrases with	'lor' and 'from'	out of humour	"out of tune
for + period of time [> 7.32] from A to Z	'out of love	'out of turn
for the better/the best	from bad to worse	"out of luck	'out of use
for a change	from the first	"out of order	'out of work
for ever	from good to bad
for once	from the heart	26.8 Some phrases with	'past' and 'to'
for sale	from now on	past belief	to advantage
for a walk, etc [> 10 13 4]	from then on	past care	to a great extent
26.4 Some phrases with	'in'	past control	to hand
in + place [> App 22-23]	in the end	past hope	to the point
in + time [> 8.13-14]	in fact	26.9 Some phrases with	'under'
in action	in full	under age	under orders
in addition	in general	under control	under pressure
in all	in half/in halves	under cover	under repair
in any case, in any event	in a hurry	under one s feet	under the rules
in brief	in ink/in pencil	under the impression	under suspicion
in business	in love	under (no) obligation	under the weather
in case of	in a minute
in cash	in no time	26.10 Some phrases with 'up to', 'with',
in the circumstances	in order	'within', without'
in comfort	in pain	up to date	within the law
in comparison	in person	up to mischief	within range
in conclusion	in practice	(not) up to much	within reach
in control	in public	up to no good	without bothering
in danger	in return	up to one s ears	without ceremony
in debt	in short	up to (you)	without delay
in demand	in tears	with regard to	without a doubt
in depth	in time	with respect to	without exception
in detail	in turn	with the exception of	without fail
in doubt	in view of	within one s income	without prejudice