Sentence examples similar to outdo a record from inspiring English sources
Can Bryant outdo himself and eclipse Chamberlain's 100 points, a record once thought untouchable?
Companies – led by the big-name retailers and supermarkets – will spend a record £5.6bn this year in a frenzied attempt to outdo each other, according to industry experts.
Outdoing even the pessimists' expectations, sales of new homes declined by a record amount in May to a new low.
And he has now broken a record that stood for 48 years, setting a standard that will be very difficult, if not impossible, to outdo.
The team drew a record 4.4 million fans that year to Mile High Stadium, home of the Denver Broncos, and was on pace to outdo that the following year before a players' strike canceled the season's final six weeks.
It says a lot when a 16-year-old can outdo a Labour leader," she said.
But there may well have been a desire too to outdo a rightwing intellectual, he admits.
The deal market raced off to a blistering pace in January, with the potential to outdo last year's record levels, thanks again in part to private equity riches.
In any case the Government finds itself having to outdo its previous record stimulus package, $137 billion in April, to demonstrate that Japan is going to buoy growth.
The New York sale is aiming to outdo the record-making $120m price recently paid for Munch's Scream – but is Bacon that appealing to art collectors?
