Sentence examples for that outstrip from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones declined to accept responsibility for the dilettante state of my cabinets, with ingredients and equipment that outstrip my abilities.

Many Chinese art buyers prefer to buy paintings and porcelain from the pre-1949 period, and pay prices for them both in China at Chinese auction houses and abroad that outstrip those at Thursday's auction.

David Fincher's "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (a high-design film made from a popular series), with its accelerated energy, offers shot-by-shot delights and fleeting moments of perception and performance that outstrip the familiar material.

Generating huge sums from well-heeled executives on MBA courses and attracting large numbers of overseas postgraduates, not to mention corporate sponsorship, business schools have been able to offer academic salaries that outstrip all other departments.

Click here to view Let It Go video Critics are often accused of overthinking mainstream hits, but the songs that outstrip all expectations (Disney didn't anticipate that Menzel's original would eclipse Demi Lovato's tamer pop version) always demand a closer look.

Part of the reason for this can be attributed to Creativeman Productions, one of Tokyo's two promotional powerhouses that outstrip the role of UK promoters by shaping public tastes and trends, and turning their brand name into a stamp of approval.

It is a performance that outstrips all others in its sense of drama and strangeness.

But why anyone would want a car that outstripped the infrastructure to support it?

Against fast bowling, a batsman operates at a speed that outstrips his own consciousness.

Once derided as a cultural backwater, Las Vegas has evolved into an economic power that outstrips the output of whole countries.

Gripping the ropes that bind luggage to this vehicle, you witness a passage of time that outstrips its chronological equivalent.