stay on

"Are the buildings going to stay up, are the roofs going to stay on? People expect a lot of trees to come down and to lose power for an extended period of time."

The 1971 novel was a Book of the Month Club selection and stayed on the New York Times bestseller list for 32 weeks.

It may be that Knight stays on as captain, partly because she remains an excellent leader and partly because England's succession planning has been awful.

He is on high-strength steroids but said he cannot stay on them long term.

The kitchens are run by groups known as emergency response rooms, a grassroots network of activists who stayed on the frontlines to respond to the crises in their neighbourhoods.