Sentence examples for to be outplayed from inspiring English sources

It had a goal mysteriously disallowed, it brought decent saves out of Chelsea's Petr Cech, and it could never be said to be outplayed.

"We knew during the season we could outplay most of the guards we faced and a situation so important as this, you don't want to be outplayed now.

In comparison, Cameron, who is not short on charismatic energy himself, seemed startled to be outplayed as the agent of "change," and alternated between fidgety shrillness and uncharacteristic passivity.

Boateng was introduced for the injured Emanuel Pogatetz at half-time, but the substitution made no discernible impact as Southgate's side proceeded to be outplayed by the side one place off the foot of League Two.

There was no repeat of 1968 Wembley euphoria for Manchester United in their bid to lift a fourth European Cup, just an unwelcome reminder of how it felt to be outplayed in 2009.

It is not shameful to lose to the fine-tuned Karl Malone (33 points) and John Stockton (9 assists) or to be outplayed by a combination that is as inseparable as bob and weave or wash and wear.

Kansas City actually established an early lead for the third straight game on Succop's first-quarter field goal, and seemed to be outplaying Denver (8-3) thentirere first half.

Brentford manager Uwe Rosler told BBC London 94.9: "It shows how far we have come to be outplaying Sheffield Wednesday in all areas.

Can't think of another time since the campaign when he has had to publicly be outplayed by a woman.

If you can be outplayed to this extent and still take home all three points it can only mean luck is on your side.

Maybe the Cowboys would be outplayed, but Parcells outcoached?