Sentence examples for outfoxing from inspiring English sources

Against Sampdoria he ran half the length of the pitch, outfoxing opponents as he went, before clipping the ball past Sergio Romero.

The candidate, they complain, has failed to respond adequately to the Obama camp's depiction of him as a callous corporate raider, who achieved success by trampling on hapless workers and outfoxing the taxman.

And it has a genius for outfoxing regulators, whom it has treated by turns with deference and defiance.One way in which it has confounded officialdom is by switching products.

Outfoxing one's opponents is enjoyable at any time: all the more so if an offensive that David Cameron and Co somehow failed to anticipate leaves them spluttering with indignation too.

He took the second set after outfoxing Nishikori with a sliced backhand and quickly took control of the third after going 3-0 up.

Mladen Petric, given a debut off the bench, forged a counter-attack that led to Kevin Nolan outfoxing McCarthy before falling over his leg.

Shortly after Greece's new leftist government struck a deal with creditors to extend the country's bailout to the end of next month, the finance minister and glamour boy for the Syriza radicals waxed triumphalist about how he had outfoxed the eurozone.

George Osborne is to tighten the rules for tackling the budget deficit as he seeks to ensure that Britain can run a surplus in the next parliament in a move designed to outfox Ed Balls in the runup to the election.

As captain, he deployed his darts for just the one over, but that was enough to snare the dangerous Niall O'Brien and outfox Matthew Boyce, checking the away team's momentum just as they hoped to build it.

My sharp-talking shotgunner steps up and outfoxes a none-too-bright grunt, and the tech takes advantage of his confusion to fix the radio tower and pick up a weird transmission or two.

It was one of the better budget gags.The chancellor's more substantial offers appeared similarly designed to outfox his rivals.