Sentence examples for aim to outdo from inspiring English sources

Today's parties aim to outdo all the others; the fancier, more grown-up and wildly different, the better.

Some Ultrabooks are aiming to outdo the Air, if not on price then on abilities.

Now, though, he is aiming to outdo himself in a different medium with Jericho, a video game set before Adam and Eve.

The New York sale is aiming to outdo the record-making $120m price recently paid for Munch's Scream – but is Bacon that appealing to art collectors?

Sony aims to outdo Google Glass with SmartEyeglass smart glasses Google Glass can return – but it must clear four big hurdles first.

The city's leading guilds were assigned niches on the exterior of the edifice in which to place statues of their patron saints, each commission aiming to outdo its predecessor in artistic excellence.

Tanier, who covered six events for The Times in 24 hours last year, was aiming to outdo himself by sampling every event on the metropolitan area's Saturday calendar -- while blogging about it on nytimes.com.

Caesars Palace was really no different from any other big hotel, but the Roman arches and columns stuck on its façade, not to mention the tunic-clad cocktail waitresses inside, were such a hit that the place spawned a generation of imitations, each aiming to outdo the last in eye-popping extravagance.

"You spend something like 6% to 9% of your life cleaning - that's a crazy amount of time that potentially could be better utilized for something else," says Steve Gutentag, the founder of New York City based GetMaid which aims to outdo its competitors by allowing customers to book a cleaner who will arrive within ninety minutes.

Both Labour and the Conservatives are committed to the welfare reforms of David Freud, neither aim to raise benefits and each tries to outdo the other on how many claimants they will remove from incapacity benefit.

Aim to make friends.