Sentence examples for he was outpaced from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterwards he stepped out of the way as Taione thundered towards him and in the second period he was outpaced by De Wet Barry, a centre who has never been accused of resembling even a three-legged hare.

Vettel had admitted after being beaten by Ricciardo in qualifying that his team-mate was outpacing him fair and square, and he was outpaced again in the race.

Struggling with the new four-grooved tyres introduced that year, he was outpaced by his new team-mate—Heinz-Harald Frentzen, his replacement at Williams two years previously and appeared to lose motivation.

She broke all fundraising records before she was outpaced by Obama.

The campaign of Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders — "Caution: Contents may cause a serious Bern" coffee mugs are $15 on his campaign site — said it has received more than 1 million online contributions, which means he is outpacing both of Obama campaigns.

'The horse was outpaced after 100 yards and got a long way behind,' he says curtly.

In 1924 the Fireball was outpaced by the Bobs, a collaboration between noted inventors Frederick Church and Harry Traver.

However that was outpaced by rising costs, mostly on its Twitter-like microblogging site Weibo.

When he learned about the Democrats' program, Mr. Mosbacher says, he worried about being outpaced, so he promptly copied their idea, calling the Republican version Team 100.

He even bragged that they are outpacing Obama in key battleground states (despite the fact that Obama is up all over the country, and in many areas where McCain is dark) with a total expenditure of $60 million on ads since May.

Maybe because population, and thus demand, was outpacing improvements in productivity (of land, notably) and supply.