usually (synonym)

(a) on; (b) around; (c) with; (d) for; (e) from; (f) from; (g) into; (h) from; (i) into; (j) of

But at last God took pity (a) on him. One day the sailor was watching the water-snakes swimming (b)around the ship. Their colours were so beautiful and he was filled (c) with such a strange wonder that he felt a great love (d) for them and blessed them (e) from his heart. At once, the dead albatross fell (f) from his neck (g) into the sea. A gentle breeze began to blow (h) from the south and the old man fell (i) into a deep sleep. When he woke up, it was raining and he felt fresh again. Thus, the old man was relieved (j) of his sufferings. 

Rupa would rather take up the profession of teaching than be a nurse. She thinks teaching is a noble profession.

Edmund Burke was an orator, writer and shrewd politician. He was born in 1729 in England.

He cannot teach in a high school, let alone in a university.

It is difficult to regain lost health. So, we should always take care of our health.

There flows a river beside our village. The river is useful to us in many ways.