on top of the world, at the top of the world I ran across this sentence in a test paper: Pop singer Peng Tan has tasted the joys of being at the top of the world.
I thought we should use 'on top of the world' instead of 'at the top of the world'. Am I right?
I searched the reference.com web and got 1440 results for 'on top of the world' and only 125 results for the other.
Thank you very much.
Last edited by joham; 28-Feb-2008 at 13:19.
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