phrases using prepositions

Be over

To have recovered

“Takeguchi-san was upset when she didn't get a promotion but she is over it now.”

Be above

To adhere to a higher standard of conduct

“Sakamoto-san didn't spread the gossip; she is above such behavior.”

Be behind

To organize or support, openly or secretly

“Kaminage-san is probably the one behind the company's push into the international markets.”

Be beneath

To be unsuitable conduct considering one's (higher) position

“Doi-san told her new boss that emptying the ashtrays was beneath her."

Be beyond

To be too complicated for

“Masako-san said that until she computerized the process, compiling the monthly company statistics was beyond her.”

Note: “Beyond” is also used to mean, “have moved past”. The new team argued a lot initially but moved beyond their differences and became very effective.