Sentence examples for trying to outnumber from inspiring English sources

Playing with "Fighting Numbers" is largely the same as Gu-Choki-Pa; trying to outnumber your opponents Menko on certain digits.

A leaked police report has revealed chaos "beyond description" in Cologne on New Year's Eve, as seen through the eyes of the outnumbered officers trying to contain the disorder.

News articles tell stories of a flipped cop car set on fire, riots, vandalism, and outnumbered police trying to control it all.

On the other, outnumbered, Gary Cahill and John Stones were trying to keep them out with Joe Hart in goal.

A penalty off target in the third quarter, when England would have nudged ahead 18-16, caused more winces in the outnumbered supporters lustily trying to get a chorus of "Swing Low" going in the stands.

Local officials said police were far outnumbered by the protesters, who are trying to take control of the airport at the city of Puerto Maldonado.

Defense attorneys argued that their clients were outnumbered and acted in self-defense, trying to protect a friend in a fight that Pham had instigated.

Or that he's trying to goose Republican voter registration in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans 43.1% to 28.4%.

"The people who support the public option," he said at the rally, "well outnumber the people who are trying to defeat reform".

Police trying to catch those who kill or trap protected birds are hugely outnumbered.

He thought nothing of jumping into a fight outnumbered ten to one, often alone, with us trying to catch up to him.