| As he had entered the office first, it was in order for me to outstay him, which I did. |
| But there may be stronger forces pulling at CEOs to outstay their usefulness. |
| It doesn't outstay its welcome and rather than wind down at the end it just stops abruptly. |
| Thousands of visitors outstay their visas and disappear into the anonymity of the multi-ethnic suburbs that surround most French towns. |
| Some of the band's endless jams have as many false endings as a Lord of the Rings movie, but Matthews and co did not outstay their welcome. |
| It's funny, plausible, harmless, yet spiky with hints of danger, and it doesn't outstay its welcome. |
