Sentence examples for they were outsmarted from inspiring English sources
They were outsmarted by England at Twickenham, unable to think their way out of trouble in a ruinous opening half, and if they finished the stronger, emphasising the character they have developed under Gatland.
But all of them were outsmarted in different ways.
They say that the Republicans, who controlled state government at the time, were too complacent and were outsmarted by the Democrats, who were led by the current Senate president, Richard J. Codey.
In Hebron, the West Bank's largest city, the PA authorities were outsmarted by the Islamists of Hamas.
But Wales were outsmarted in Dublin.
All three members of the Lucha House Party were outsmarted by one man in a kimono.
"They're outsmarting the army, WCS, CONAP".
The studios are normally in the running; but they've been outsmarted in the recent past".
The ever-evolving industry of high-tech or smart travel cards can leave, ironically, travelers feeling like they've been "outsmarted" by the transport industry.
Not only had the Labour whips blundered by failing to appreciate the scale of the rebellion on their own side: they had also been outsmarted by a classic "under the radar" whipping operation by the Tories.
