Sentence examples for he outstrips from inspiring English sources

With stores across Europe and the US, he outstrips his brother Theo, who inherited the other half of the business.

Still, Vig's appearance makes a powerful point: Grohl's two career peaks may be two decades apart, and the first of them may have been fronted by a man whose iconic status he can never hope to match, but for sheer grizzled consistency, he outstrips Kurt Cobain.

Fed by his fellow substitute Shinji Okazaki, Musa announced his arrival within two minutes of his introduction when he outstripped three Barcelona defenders from halfway and kept his composure to finish.

It's not just that Shakespeare collaborated with other playwrights, and it's not just that Shakespeare was one of a number of great Renaissance writers whose fame he outstripped in the ensuing centuries.

Beckham was a personality with a worldwide profile but he was never going to win the battle with Ferguson once he felt the player believed he had outstripped United.

It accounted for about half his commissary sales, he says, outstripping the canned tuna, crab, chicken and oysters he offers.

He is a relatively short hitter who is thriving on the longest course (7,561 yards) in major championship history; he has a diffident approach to life that conceals a fierce desire to do well and he has outstripped his more obviously talented and more outgoing Walker Cup team mate Paul Casey with his softly, softly approach.

It also, he insists, "outstripped the ravages of World War II".

He has outstripped, for some considerable time, surely, the old challenge of Toby Flood and the audacious promise of young Freddie Burns.

In longevity and range if not notoriety, until the 9/11 atrocities he far outstripped the jihadists of al-Qaida who came to dominate international terrorism in the late 1990s.

It means he has outstripped both the perennially successful Jacqueline Wilson and Suzanne Collins, whose Hunger Games trilogy has been a chart-topper for the last few years.