Examples of 'no one wants to stay' in a sentence
Meaning of "no one wants to stay"
The phrase 'no one wants to stay' indicates that nobody desires to remain in a particular place or situation. It suggests that people have a strong preference for leaving or moving away
How to use "no one wants to stay" in a sentence
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no one wants to stay
No one wants to stay here another night.
In the example at top, no one wants to stay at work all night.
No one wants to stay in a dead end job.
Now they're motivated because no one wants to stay in the hospital.
And no one wants to stay the same.
So what 're we gonna do, Chris? No one wants to stay here another night.
No one wants to stay here for too long.
I did . No one wants to stay.
No one wants to stay in one place.
Of course, no one wants to stay in the hospital longer than they have to.
No one wants to stay poor forever.
After all, no one wants to stay after that last battle inside the city.
No one wants to stay in your city.
After all, no one wants to stay after that fierce battle inside the city.
No one wants to stay behind in the business world.
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After all, no one wants to stay in a dirty property, right?
No one wants to stay late at work.
No one wants to stay here in the existing conditions.
No one wants to stay in a state of suffering.
No one wants to stay in the red.
No one wants to stay here.
No one wants to stay with someone who mistreats them.
No one wants to stay after that fierce battle inside the city.
But no one wants to stay out at night and help James with the filming.
No one wants to stay out and blow up, not to oil the track down.
No one wants to stay in high school forever, dead or all 've.
No one wants to stay there!
No. No one wants to stay in high school forever, dead or all've.
No one wants to stay here . To Germany, Austria, Switzerland.
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