Sentence examples for outrun by from inspiring English sources
In some ways, the case has been outrun by realities.
The Outrun by Amy Liptrot is published by Canongate, £14.99.
But being outrun by preschoolers eventually got to him.
Old monopolists find themselves outrun by newer companies with no stake in the old ways.
That addiction was eventually outrun by the other addictions, by the drugs and alcohol.
State and federal regulators say they are being outrun by Mr. Heller.
But Bedoya was outrun repeatedly by Brazil's midfield and Klinsmann seemed to give up the experiment after just 36 minutes, replacing Bedoya with Williams, who scored in the 91st minute with a 25-yard rocket.
By leaving before a confrontation even ensues, you may "outrun" your attacker by deflating their opportunity and not have to run that far at all; just around the corner and out of sight.
Losses had continued as the French neared Brest, the disarmed Suffren recaptured by off Ushant and burnt on 8 January, while Atalante was outrun and captured by HMS Phoebe on 10 January.
It turned out the rain could not be outrun, not even by the canniest of plotters.
Ford's central marketing idea was to outrun the competition by reducing costs and steadily lowering prices.
