Similar words: stay out, stay over, lay on, play on, bayonet, crayon, sayonara, mayonnaise. Meaning: v. continue in a place, position, or situation.
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1. Would you like to stay on the line?
2. My hat won't stay on!
3. She decided to stay on at school and do her A levels.
4. He had managed to arrange to stay on in Adelaide.
5. You can gain my help(Sentencedict.com ), but you couldnt' stay on me.
6. Stay on this road for two miles then turn left.
7. Gill decided to stay on at university to do further research.
8. Veronica was quite adamant that they should stay on.
9. I'm not sure whether to resign or stay on.
10. I've reset the heating to stay on all day.
11. My hat won't stay on properly.
12. You can stay on the bus until London .
13. So few teenage Britons stay on at school, compared with the rest of Europe.
14. How does he stay on top, 17 years after becoming foreign minister?
15. We hope he will stay on as manager at the end of his contract.
16. I would be able to stay on the Piccadilly Line and get off the tube at South Kensington.
17. She failed her exam, and had to stay on at school for another year.
18. The children had bloomed during their stay on the farm.
19. After coming out of prison, he tried to stay on the right side of the law.
20. He expects me to stay on here and I can hardly refuse.
21. Stay on the way, and you'll get to the station.
22. He finds it difficult to stay on / stick to the straight and narrow for long.
23. Women like her seldom stay on an even keel. Even the smallest things upset them.
24. You can't stay on the sidelines for ever; it's time you got involved.
25. You stay on this road for a mile before turning off.
26. You toe the line or you don't stay on the team!
27. Some boys stay on after school; the rest/remainder go home.
28. 'Well, in that case, I would prefer to stay on the bus,' I answered.
29. Gary has shown his faith in the club's future by agreeing to stay on.
30. I was hoping they would stretch a point and let me stay on for a while.