Sentence examples for staying would have from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Oak Room said that security demands on the staff of the hotel, where a convention delegation will be staying, would have been too difficult.

I'll happily concede that the hardship of staying would have been utterly banal compared to what the populations of Aleppo or Kabul or Srebrenica have suffered, but I won't quietly accept being demonised by some posh Tory twat whose biggest personal hardship is his resemblance to a condom.

I'll happily concede that the hardship of staying would have been utterly banal compared to what the populations of Aleppo or Kabul or Srebrenica have suffered, but I won't quietly accept being demonized by some posh Tory twat whose biggest personal hardship is his resemblance to a condom.

Staying would have meant back-breaking labor for just $3 a day — when work could be found.

Not knowing if we could stay would have almost been worse.

As he writes in "Farm Friends," his new memoir, "To stay would have been to prolong and excuse a naïve ignorance".

Had the justice not voted, the stay would have been denied by a 4-to-4 vote.

longer stay would have obviously been more fruitful for both Mr. Baryshnikov and the City Ballet.

"If the Russians had found them, their stay would have been quite a bit more adventurous," he said.

Without a full complement of five conservative justices, the court likely would have tied 4 to 4, and Texas's request for a stay would have failed.

Campaign groups insisted that the reasons for the stay would have little to no bearing on the case itself – and expressed confidence that the EPA ultimately would prevail.