Sentence examples for managed to outdo from inspiring English sources

Klopp started his career as player-manager there, Tuchel was promoted from the under-23s and managed to outdo his predecessor.

The Japanese economy is probably already in recession, having managed to outdo even the most pessimistic forecasts.

In this self-described meditation on "life, death, time, and yoghurt," the artist in him has winningly managed to outdo the much lauded monologuist.

At TED in 2007, Dr Rosling managed to outdo himself by adding an astonishing theatrical twist to the end of his presentation.

Hours later, Palmer managed to outdo himself by announcing a second shock bid: this time to harness the latest technology and build Titanic II.

But the WSJ managed to outdo itself on September 24th with an article by yet another nonsensical non-scientist – Donna Laframboise.

But his music, so full of pain, is gorgeous, and its gorgeousness manages to outdo its anguish, which is saying something.

The video responders are less ideologically resolute than Ms. Nash, with some resolving to diet; still others manage to outdo Ms. Nash in fat-power-speak.

In fact Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, with a libretto by Alessandro Striggio, manages to outdo the Peri/Rinuccini Euridice at almost every point.

But with his talent for killing conversation by gazing off into the middle distance to ponder "the heartbreaking and beautiful contradictions of untamed and invincible forces," this stripling manages to outdo the whole gang in obscurity -- and pretentiousness.

Each season manages to outdo the last.