Sentence examples for the outrun from inspiring English sources
verb
To run faster than the others.
Redemption is also at the heart of Amy Liptrot's debut book, The Outrun (Canongate), which deservedly won this year's Wainwright prize against stiff opposition from established nature writers.
The Outrun by Amy Liptrot is published by Canongate, £14.99.
Amy Liptrot's memoir The Outrun won the 2016 Wainwright prize.
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Alcohol-free, but far from sober, she retreated to the outrun.
The outrun is a marginal sort of a place − between the wild and the cultivated, the sea and the land.
The outruns saw new plastic mats and a new sprinkler system.
If the fires outrun the budget to fight them, it comes out of the general fund.
This allowed the medium inrun to use the same outrun as the normal hill.
The past outruns the present, even outruns the future.
Its low-priced V-8 sedan of 1932 gave the average criminal the ability to outrun the average police car.
