Sentence examples for outplayed through from inspiring English sources
Though outplayed through much of the game's first three quarters, the Longhorns put some doubt in Colorado when cornerback Roderick Babers intercepted Bobby Pesavento's pass and returned it 54 yards for a touchdown.
"No doubt England have outplayed us through this series, in all facets of the game," he said.
Maryland (27-9) largely outplayed Kansas through the first 20 minutes, feeding off spirited offensive play from Rasheed Sulaimon (18 points) and bothering the Jayhawks with its length.
"We've absolutely outplayed the Aussies through the tour".
While Alabama has outplayed the Tigers through 15 minutes, Auburn was able to cut into a 14-point lead by sacking A.J. McCarron, forcing a fumble and recovering it in the end zone, making it a 14-7 gafterfter one quarter.
"He coached the Japanese team and they outplayed the Springboks through cleverness, not brutality or strength and that's the type of coach Eddie is". Leon McKenzie says boxers need to keep "trash talk" professional after he felt comments about his depression by John McCallum "went below the belt".
The Whalers, who are 5-5-2 on the road since they last won a home game Jan . 5 outplayed the Blues through two periods and were hanging on to a 2-1 lead near the middle of the final period.
The game was an hour old when Wilkinson, who had dropped a trademark goal with his right foot at the end of the first-half to give his side a 10-3 intervaleadadespitete being largely outplayed until then, was going through his routine as he prepared to convert Toulon's second try.
In the quarter-finals, England were outplayed by Spain but got through to a penalty shootout after a goalless draw.
Argentina had more class and France outplayed them here, but Italy - through their magnificent manager Marcello Lippi - had a mental courage that those two teams lacked.
Princeton had outplayed Fordham, thanks to its defense, through three quarters, and the Rams gained only 65 of their 273 yards in the first half.
