Examples of 'obliged to stay' in a sentence
Meaning of "obliged to stay"
obliged to stay - This phrase means that someone is required or compelled to remain in a particular place or situation. It could imply a sense of duty, responsibility, or commitment that prevents the person from leaving
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obliged to stay
Do not feel obliged to stay dressed for me.
I was with a group so was obliged to stay.
Do not feel obliged to stay in an unhealthy situation.
The merely curious are obliged to stay away.
I felt obliged to stay with gorillas here.
If you are unhappy you are not obliged to stay in their company.
We were obliged to stay in the sea in that condition.
You are legally obliged to stay.
Do not feel obliged to stay and find yourself feeling awkward.
The strike continues and students are still obliged to stay at home.
I have been obliged to stay on this side of the light.
Their captors forced them to play out their fantasies and they obliged to stay alive.
But none of us is obliged to stay with him.
Client is obliged to stay with the group and follow the instructions of the guide.
Others feel obliged to stay.
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He is obliged to stay here, indissolubly bound to the chain.
If a Roma woman is raped she often obliged to stay with her attacker.
He was obliged to stay the night in his car, under guard.
Perhaps Francken was punished by being obliged to stay in his former room forever.
If Bayern ultimately decide to exercise the clause, James will be obliged to stay.
I shall be obliged to stay with you.
Do not think that because you saved my life I shall be obliged to stay with you.
You are obliged to stay put.
He 's the president and feels obliged to stay.
So they are not obliged to stay slavishly faithful to the comics.
Because of the storm, we were obliged to stay at home.
And I am obliged to stay in any case.
Because of the heavy rain, we were obliged to stay there.
We are obliged to stay.
The institutes were not prisons, although young persons were obliged to stay there overnight.
But you are not obliged to stay in France to do your banking.
All participants including parents, coaches, observers and relatives are obliged to stay in official hotels.
Evelyn Reimann felt obliged to stay in Lucerne where she sleeps less and less.
As for Sartre, he let me know He was obliged to stay away longer.
Do not feel obliged to stay there if you don't now wish to anymore.
In such a case, the appeal court is obliged to stay its proceedings.
The child is obliged to stay in certain rooms of the children 's home ;.
It was a necessity because, on Sunday, some Christians were obliged to stay outside.
So I am obliged to stay here.
As guests of the government, the US troops were obliged to stay in strict limits.
They are obliged to stay pass 23 hours a day in those cells, without any mental stimuli.
If you go there a point, but I am obliged to stay here.
Of course, legally, you are obliged to stay ignorant of any activities of a super PAC.
I can not, I am contractually obliged to stay.
However, they may be obliged to stay due to peer pressure.
The country has charms only for those not obliged to stay there . ”.
You are obliged to stay put . The whole tribe!
Yet on this course, I am obliged to stay.
Everyone was obliged to stay in private apartments, " said Marseilles-based photographer Aleksandar Zaar.
As much as I love you, I am obliged to stay with him forever.
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Her delegation had therefore been obliged to abstain
I feel obliged to correct some of these falsehoods
