Examples of 'those who stay' in a sentence
Meaning of "those who stay"
those who stay: This phrase refers to individuals who choose to remain or persist in a particular situation or location, despite potential challenges or obstacles
How to use "those who stay" in a sentence
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those who stay
Those who stay down freeze to death.
We want to defend those who stay away.
Those who stay always have it worse.
And even more to those who stay in it.
Those who stay will be healthier for it.
And only those who stay dead.
Those who stay change their names.
Pity will have those who stay.
Those who stay with you forever.
Deportation is also about those who stay.
Those who stay will be on their own.
Take care of those who stay.
Even those who stay at the first.
And consider those who stay.
And those who stay fight.
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They prefer to be with those who stay behind.
Those who stay and those who wander.
One tip for those who stay here.
Those who stay with me must keep my word.
Shame on those who stay away.
Those who stay must rethink their conduct.
Happy are those who stay awake.
Those who stay will burn.
This applies to all those who stay overnight.
Those who stay here live in the past.
They are content to be with those who stay behind.
Those who stay have nothing to do.
That would be cowardice to those who stay here.
Those who stay will be arrested.
Good things come to those who stay late.
But those who stay alive.
To those who are listening and those who stay.
Those who stay behind get the worst of it.
Those who leave and those who stay.
Those who stay will have no business with us.
There is a parking lot for those who stay.
Those who stay may not be much happier.
But we will also find those who stay.
For those who stay active.
There is no excuse for those who stay at home.
Those who stay are the exceptions.
How will we feed those who stay without a cook.
Those who stay silent will be allowed to continue.
The losers will be those who stay on the sidelines.
Those who stay in the town engage mostly in trade.
Thankyou those who stay.
Those who stay continuously.
A sign of respect for those who stay at the feast.
Are those who stay true to their beliefs.
There is no new complementarities set up between those who stay.
