Sentence examples for be outplayed up from inspiring English sources
England will rarely be outplayed up front — even against New Zealand, South Africa and Australia — but has lacked the creativity or explosive power that truly world-class back lines have.
Simagin seems to be outplayed, but he has still some tricks up his sleeve.
Maybe the Cowboys would be outplayed, but Parcells outcoached?
But credit to Japan, they were outplayed but refused to give up and got back into the match for a second time thanks to a wonderful finish from their top-scorer, captain and inspiration Homare Sawa.
They were outplayed by Liverpool and a poor performance was summed up by Víctor Ruiz's red card in the second half.
Bulgarian Dimitrov had been expected to set up a first Grand Slam clash with Federer but was outplayed by, for the most part, an unusually consistent Monfils.
If Wales had been outplayed, it was two moments of individual brilliance from the tourists that lit up the closing stages.
The three-time runner-up had looked impressive in his first two matches but was outplayed in every department by Lopez, who hit 57 winners and made only seven unforced errors in a 7-6 (7/2) 7-6 (7/2) 6-4 victory.
City were being outplayed.
"We were outplayed," Holik said.
