Sentence examples for vie out from inspiring English sources

They also make eau de vie out of pear and raspberries – essentially distilled fruit liquor – and absinthe.

Its politicians vie to out-green one another.

Fast-growing companies like Starbucks always hit a wall as their once exciting formulas seem to go stale or others vie to out-imitate their approach.

Professional sports owners vie to out-bid each other for the services of high-priced free agents, such as the NBA's LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosch, the NBA superstars who this year consumed two-thirds of the combined salaries the Miami Heat invested in its entire 15-man roster.

When another Asian kid joins the playground, we unwittingly vie to out-white each other.

The singers vied to out-camp each other.

R-Type writhes with electronic squiggles, all of which are visibly produced by elastic fingers bounding over strings and clarinet, each musician vying to out-metal the others' extravagant riffs.

From federal candidates to county sheriffs, would-be officeholders began vying to out-tough each other on law-and-order issues.

But expect to see more services being added by more players as they vie to build out fully-featured media platforms and compete to create contextual services that tickle the fancy of their respective massive mobile user-bases.

As Microsoft vies to carry out more transactions, it competes with banks, and as it vies to create software for "digital wallets" it bumps into consumer-electronics companies like Casio.

Nearly every European country makes eaux de vie and out of seemingly every fruit grown in the Eastern Hemisphere.