outstay your welcome

"The great secret is never to outstay your welcome.

I ought not to outstay your welcome to an uninvited stranger.'

Pray take your leave; you have outstayed your welcome these past ten years.'

Ideas for arranging the perfect dinner party, and being an ideal guest - but please don't outstay your welcome.

'It sounds as if you'd outstayed your welcome.

I fear you have outstayed your welcome.'

I think you've outstayed your welcome, Eleanor.'

"Never outstay your welcome, Angelo," Douglas said calmly.

Mr Berge is one of those Frenchmen, his manner distrait, who gives you the impression that you have outstayed your welcome before you have even sat down.

'And you immediately assumed that you had outstayed your welcome and I would be thinking to myself, 'Mon Dieu, now I have to face that idiotic English girl.'