Sentence examples for staying too late from inspiring English sources

I just want to know that I'm not leaving too early or staying too late.

"You never regret leaving a party early but you often regret staying too late," he says.

But there was one constant: Investors were always better off leaving the party too early rather than staying too late.

Do all of your homework the evening before so you don't end up staying too late doing your homework, or rush to get it done in the morning and then end up crashing from working too fast.

It's better to leave a party too soon than to stay too late".

Maybe the party is over, or maybe we've simply stayed too late at work.

Emily Post's column tries to give advice to a host and hostess who have guests who stay too late.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 18 , 1948P. 25 Emily Post's column tries to give advice to a host and hostess who have guests who stay too late.

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1948P. 25 Emily Post's column tries to give advice to a host and hostess who have guests who stay too late.

"You'll either bail out too early and miss more growth," he says, "or stay too late and find others looking for safety have already bid up the defensive stocks you wanted".

Time flew by, and I realized I'd stayed too late and wouldn't have enough daylight to safely drive two hours.