outstay

Michael remembered that he outstayed his welcome at the table.

For the first time the writing of a book had outstayed the summer holidays.

Do not outstay your visa or you will be subject to a fine.

My blood and bones began to whisper he would outstay me.

But one senses increasingly they may have outstayed their welcome.

"The program's taken care of, and we have more than outstayed our welcome.

And always move on, before we outstay our welcome.

There were moments when certain effects threatened to outstay their welcome.

But all had considerable pep and never outstayed their welcome.

I have some guests here who have outstayed their welcome.

He bowed, feeling suddenly awkward, as if he'd outstayed his welcome.

He paid well, never troubled her with small talk or promises, and rarely outstayed his welcome.

But because it lasted only 30 minutes, it did not outstay its welcome.

This last journey I outstayed my time, camping in the pine woods for six days.

"The great secret is never to outstay your welcome.

The decision was made to finish and it certainly feels that we're finishing on a high, having not outstayed our welcome.

It was her time, and she'd always been far too polite to outstay her welcome.

I like her from the first, which was just as well because she outstayed her welcome and got completely drunk.

Yet other people aren't convinced that landlines have outstayed their welcome.

Perhaps the split infinitive has outstayed its welcome as an example but the principle is general.

And I have no wish to outstay my welcome.'

Naras had outstayed her thousand years, so much was positive.

The Trotters quickly outstay their welcome at the mansion.

He knew that on his first visit he must not outstay his welcome.

Their launch had outstayed its time, but the reporters hung on to ask Wilde about his cultural mission.