It, at all events, would not do to stay where I was.
Having no hopes of overtaking my friends that night, I judged that the best thing I could do was to stay where I was and go to sleep again.
To stay where I was would only lead to my certain destruction, for when the Indians returned, as I knew they would, to carry off my scalp, the trail to my hiding-place would at once be discovered.
A convict's son can't get taken on anywhere, and I shall just have to stay where I am as long as there are the people at home to depend on me.
I think it's a pity he couldn't let it stay where it was; you're so much more used to it than I am.
Dashing his hat upon deck, he was about to plunge overboard and swim to the corvette for a cutter, when Captain Guy made his appearance and begged him to stay where he was.
Nevertheless, we were not to be shaken off so easily; and taking a malicious pleasure in annoying our old enemy, we resolved, for the present, to stay where we were.
The incident showed that it would not be safe for the lad to stay where he was for another minute.
Despite the peril from which he had just escaped, he determined to stay where he was until, so to speak, he could recruit.
He motioned to the lad to stay where he was, retaining his own gun and Deerfoot's bow, while he looked after their enemies.
The most obvious course was tostay where he was until morning, or until some kind of knowledge came to him.
Herbert had decided to stay where he was until morning or some news of his friends reached him, and wait he did through the almost endless night.
It strikes me,” said Herbert, “that the best course for us is to stay wherewe are and watch things.
To stay where we were was to wait to be caught between the two fires of the ships and the fort.
I've a mind to stay where I am, and settle down in the ould country.
Why should I stay where I was, hunted like a partridge, while across the lough I should at least be no worse off, and have seven clear miles of water between me and my pursuers?
There's no need even to take off the ropes; but let me stay where he'll see me.
I'll stay where I am, an' you'll be the one to go home if the boys take my advice.
Last night two men came on board, both from Monsieur de la Logerie, with two different messages: one ordered me to sail at once; the other told me to stay where I was.
She made him a sign to come to her; but before he could obey she made him another sign to stay where he was.
If I had even suspected that this gentleman was at Bruntlands, I would have done my utmost to stay where I was, in spite of all absence of money.
To do so appeared for the moment a noble thing, and almost a duty; but now, looking back, I perceive that my instinct was right when it told me to stay where I was, and see out my own sad story first.
For now it was clear that I had no choice but to stay where I was for the present, and be truly thankful to God and man for having the chance of doing so.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stay where" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
