Sentence examples for not be outshone from inspiring English sources
Yes, even with one of his most Cutleresque displays of petulance — ignoring offensive coordinator Mike Tice on the sideline in a ridiculous game of musical chairs, which Rick Morrissey of The Chicago Sun-Times documented in all its silliness — Romo would not be outshone in this one.
Syria could lobby India by outlining any support China has promised, appealing to Delhi's objective of not being outshone by Beijing in West Asia.
Best in show Drew Barrymore demonstrated that understated hair and make-up and a healthy figure just can't be outshone.
She uses male voices as distinctive as Jack White, James Blake, Kendrick Lamar and the Weeknd because she knows that she won't be outshone.
Not to be outshone, at least not as blindingly, Jeff Bezos, another internet tycoon, who made his billions from Amazon, an online retailer, reminded everyone of his cosmic ambitions.
Not to be outshone, the London Philharmonic Orchestra's latest Stravinsky concert on Wednesday had its own dazzle.
Not to be outshone, Apple launched the long-awaited mini-iPad, which is two-thirds the size of its bigger brother.
Not to be outshone, Laurie announced a second album in his new guise as a blues singer and a UK concert tour.
Not to be outshone, Nick Clegg appeared in Jack and the Beanstalk at his local theatre in Sheffield earlier this year in what has become an annual tradition for the Lib Dem leader.
Not to be outshone, Toronto's NBC gave North American balletomanes their first glimpse of Wheeldon's The Winter's Tale, a dramatic retelling of Shakespeare's eponymous text.
Not to be outshone by a message of defiance said to be from his son Seif al-Islam, who taunted the Libyan rebels in an audio message on Wednesday, a man claiming to be Col.
