Sentences with stay
stay
S s - 'Stay here,' Trish said. 'I'll bring the car down the drive to take you back.'. [VERB adverb/preposition]
- Gordon stayed at The Park Hotel, Milan. [VERB preposition/adverb]
- Stay3, the general term, implies a continuing in a specified place [stay there until you hear from me]; remain specifically suggests a staying behind while others go [he alone remained at home]; wait suggests a staying in anticipation of something [wait for me at the library]; abide, now somewhat archaic, implies a staying fixed for a relatively long period, as in a settled residence [he came for a visit and has been abiding here since]; tarry1, linger imply a staying on after the required or expected time for departure, , linger esp. implying that this is deliberate, as from reluctance to leave [we tarried in town two days; he lingered at his sweetheart's door]
- An experienced Indian guide is provided during your stay.
- The Republican candidate said he would 'work like crazy to stay ahead'. [VERB adverb/preposition]
- Government employers and officers also stayed away from work during the strike. [VERB + from]
- In the past, the U.N. has stayed out of the internal affairs of countries unless invited in. [VERB + of]
- To stay outside
- To stay awake
- To stay at a hotel
- To stay the weekend
- A horse that stays the course
- To stay one's anger
- stay of execution
- To stay at home, to stay healthy
- To stay with a project
- To stay the week (out)
- To stay the distance in a long race
- A stay of execution
- A long stay in the hospital
- To stay a mast.