stay out late
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo remain away from home until after the usual time for returning.
My parents don't let me stay out late on school nights.
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The Tailor of Panama (2001) - Jamie Lee Curtis Thinks Geoffrey Rush Is Cheating | Movieclips
- You stay out late.
You stay out late.
- You stay out late.
You stay out late.
The Paradox of Choice
- You can stay out late and make memories.
You can stay out late and make memories.
- You can stay out late and make memories.
You can stay out late and make memories.
That'll teach you! : The English We Speak
- Nobody is going to teach me not to stay out late.
Nobody is going to teach me not to stay out late.
- to stay out late.
to stay out late.
Venice: City of Dreams
- Venice, more than any other city, is the place to get out early and stay out late-to be swept
Venice, more than any other city, is the place to get out early and stay out late-to be swept
- Venice, more than any other city, is the place to get out early and stay out late, to be swept away.
Venice, more than any other city, is the place to get out early and stay out late, to be swept away.
I went on a bookish trip to Paris
- When I'm travelling alone, especially in a city, I don't like to stay out late.
When I'm travelling alone, especially in a city, I don't like to stay out late.
Alcohol, health and well-being
- The alcohol is cheaper than bottled water and the bar stays open till 4am, so people are encouraged to stay out late and drink more.
The alcohol is cheaper than bottled water and the bar stays open till 4am, so people are encouraged to stay out late and drink more.