Examples of 'stay past' in a sentence
Meaning of "stay past"
stay past: Remain in a place or situation for a longer duration than anticipated or expected
How to use "stay past" in a sentence
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Do not stay past your expiration date.
The nurses allowed me to stay past visiting hours.
Do not stay past your appointed time.
Never imagined that she would stay past dessert.
Do not stay past nine.
You know you are supposed to pay if you stay past checkout.
If you stay past noon.
But it does not change that Stephanie will not stay past sundown tomorrow.
I was not gonna stay past the end of the month anyway.
Are you going to disobey us again and stay past your curfew?
If you stay past noon you will have to pay for another day.
An act of Congress allowed her to stay past mandatory retirement age.
I will stay past my shift, if you want.
Have a good time, and make sure you stay past twelve.
How many people stay past the time of their authorized entry?
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I am leaving . You know you are supposed to pay if you stay past checkout.
You can not stay past tonight?
A time to celebrate . You know, it 's a shame you never stay past sundown.
Did you stay past the end credits?
Why might Kabila want to stay past his mandate?
One who could not stay past 12:00 checkout . This made Darby feel like a permanent hotel guest.
You know, it 's a shame you never stay past sundown.
I'm leaving. if you stay past checkout You know you're supposed to pay.
What do you mean? You can not stay past tonight?
If you stay past noon - I know.
Darling, why do not you and Luke stay past Monday?
At least I can stay past midnight.
More than three-quarters of the children, especially boys, do not stay past Grade 9.
Every minute we stay past the first 20.
Okay, then is there any way I can stay past closing?
Oh, well . At least I can stay past midnight.
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