Examples of 'stay a bit longer' in a sentence
Meaning of "stay a bit longer"
stay a bit longer: This phrase is commonly used when asking someone to extend their visit or duration of an activity. It suggests that the person should remain in a place or continue doing something for a little more time before leaving
How to use "stay a bit longer" in a sentence
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stay a bit longer
Please let her stay a bit longer.
Stay a bit longer with the kids.
And you have to stay a bit longer.
Stay a bit longer with him.
Just let her stay a bit longer.
Stay a bit longer and we will leave together.
I wish they could stay a bit longer.
But stay a bit longer.
You will have to stay a bit longer.
Do stay a bit longer.
Ian decided we should stay a bit longer.
Try and stay a bit longer next year.
I hope that you will stay a bit longer.
Just stay a bit longer.
I am sorry that you did not stay a bit longer.
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If you can stay a bit longer this evening.
The doctor wants you to stay a bit longer.
I can stay a bit longer.
Which makes you wanna stay a bit longer.
Then stay a bit longer.
So he will probably stay a bit longer.
You asked me to stay a bit longer because strange people always come.
Dr talbach thinks you should stay a bit longer.
You can stay a bit longer.
Which is why you probably should just stay a bit longer.
I still want to stay a bit longer with you.
Members of the Contacts Council Please stay a bit longer.
You should stay a bit longer.
Tom started to put his coat on, but then decided to stay a bit longer.
Perhaps you stay a bit longer.
Many needs can bring you to their aide, but remember to stay a bit longer.
Let us just stay a bit longer.
Hartmann will want to know . And you have to stay a bit longer.
Let him stay a bit longer.
He called a few hours ago from Pennsylvania to stay a bit longer for work.
I will stay a bit longer.
Susan later asks Carmel to stay a bit longer.
Let me stay a bit longer.
To my surprise, she asked me to stay a bit longer.
Please stay a bit longer.
Leave them alone . maybe we want to stay a bit longer.
I could stay a bit longer.
Leave when everyone else leaves, or stay a bit longer.
You could stay a bit longer.
I will call him . And you will have to stay a bit longer.
We could stay a bit longer.
Stay a bit longer with the kids . I will pick you up at the entrance.
I would like to stay a bit longer.
I might stay a bit longer with you, if you wish.
We will have to stay a bit longer.
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