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Expressions with 'at'

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1. The car came round the corner at full (

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)   [s...].

2. I'm not exactly sure how old he is,but at a (

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)   [g...] .I'd say about forty-five.

3. He was a very good shot and could kill an elk at a (

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)   [d...] of 300 metres.

4. We decided to leave at (

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)   [d...] in order to get there before midday.

5. Although we had not met before ,my host soon made me feel completely at (

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)   [h...].

6. He was very reluctant to do it at (

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)   [f...], but in the end he agreed.

7. Despite what people might hope,women are still at a (

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)   [di...] when it comes to getting a top job.

8. The normal price was 25 euros , but since I knew him, he let me have them at a (

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)   [d...].

9. Working in a bank isn't the most exciting job in the world, perhaps, but at (

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)   [l...] it pays the rent .