English Preposition before noun start on letter T and How to Use Them

"to term" or "in term"? "to stop", "of stop" or "with stop"? to, In, at, of or from school? "to resort" or "of resort"? "to reporter" or "of reporter"? "to report" or "of report"? to, of, in, at or on rate? "to post" or "of post"? to, of, In, with or for pool? "to piece" or "of piece"? "to mandate" or "of mandate"? "to look" or "of look"? to, of, from, at or in institute? "to hell", "in hell" or "of hell"? "to flag" or "of flag"? "to face" or "at face"? "to end" or "on end"? "to editor" or "of editor"? to, by, from, with or of ear? "to debut" or "on debut"? "to deal" or "of deal"? to, of, by, till or from date? "to cycle" or "of cycle"? "to coast" or "from coast"? "to charity", "for charity" or "of charity"? to, in, at, of or from camp? "to bottom" or "at bottom"? "to bit" or "by bit"? "to bed" or "in bed"? to, of, from, in or for back? "to availability" or "of availability"? to, amount, in, amount, of, amount