Sentence examples for outnumbered here from inspiring English sources

"But we're outnumbered here".

Or how Republicans are outnumbered here like General Custer's scouts at Little Bighorn.

Australia's yellow-garbed acolytes, the Fanatics, have certainly been outnumbered here and generally outsung in the boisterous Eric Hollies Stand, but they did score a hit when – to the tune of the popular football chant about the quality of the referee – they pointed out in unison "We've never lost to Holland," a reference to England's defeat on the opening evening of the World Twenty20 in June.

He was feeling a little bit outnumbered here.

After all, crack vials once outnumbered mortgages here.

It's true that Democrats have always outnumbered Republicans here — the current ratio is five to one — and that the last G.O.P. Presidential candidate to carry the city was Calvin Coolidge.

Hogs still outnumber people here five to one.

Republicans outnumber Democrats here six to one, and, in fact, Delaware has voted solidly Republican in the last 10 presidential elections.

Take just one example gleaned from census and city data: Dogs outnumber children here, making already assertive dog owners an even more formidable political force.

Lay Catholic ministers outnumber priests here, and most of these are women, and permanent deacons (male) now number one for every 1.6 parishes.

Though alcohol has, for the moment, become a national issue, there is little evidence that it is a majority one: nondrinkers are widely believed to greatly outnumber drinkers here.