Sentence examples for outdo everyone from inspiring English sources

"They try to outdo everyone so they can make the cut and be in the video".

In a season drenched in fur, you would expect Karl Lagerfeld and the Roman house to outdo everyone else.

All we need in this charming fairy tale is the omnivorous intellect of Langton's eccentric professor-sleuth, Homer Kelly, who obligingly shows up to catch the killer and outdo everyone in his admiration for Jefferson, a man of many enthusiasms himself.

Everyone in the movie is working to outdo everyone else: to be more honestly black or more hipsterishly white, more proudly assimilated or more proudly separate.

Just as the Olympics occurring every two years is a sure thing, so is the fact that each new stadium construction project is seen as an opportunity to outdo everyone else.

In a later meeting, she elaborated, "Ford wanted to outdo everyone, wanted to be the best singer, hoofer, fighter, conniver, scoundrel...and he was.

Add Limca and other local chroniclers of record-breaking feats, and India almost certainly outdoes everyone.

Today, she says, anti-corruption is the new nationalism and everyone outdoes everyone else with promises to clean up the country.

All the men in "Mr. Turner" bluster at one another, as if they were playing themselves onstage, but Spall outdoes everyone in heroic oddity and temper.

British fantasy writers were "outdoing everyone in the English world", he continued, while "on the literary fiction front Nadifa Mohamed and Sarah Hall are easily my friend George Saunders' equal".

The decisive actions took place on 14 October: with an army of 90,000, Napoleon crushed Hohenlohe at Jena, but Davout, commander of the III Corps, outdid everyone when his 27,000 troops held off and defeated the 63,000 Prussians under Brunswick and King Frederick William III at the Battle of Auerstadt.