Choose the correct preposition

1. They caught the fugitive on at from the corner of the street.
2. He will wait on for until three o'clock; then he'll have to leave.
3. They are rarely at in on home at lunch time.
4. He went from to in a new school in London.
5. I talk to my mother in on at the phone every weekend.
6. What time does the flight from to at Amsterdam arrive?
7. Do you like to live in at on busy road?
8. They have been married since in for twenty years.
9. I'll be home by in for 10 minutes.
10. I like the smile on in at her face.