Sentence examples for will never outrun from inspiring English sources

Khan will never outrun the questions about his chin, but Algieri – with eight knockouts in 21 paying fights – would seem ill-equipped to ask them.

It is the beginning of her despair, as she realizes that she will never outrun her status as "exotic," no matter how famous she becomes.

For Jughead and Veronica, the threat is that they'll never outrun the legacy of their parents.

In the temporally elastic landscape through which she flees, it is slavery, as much as the slave-catcher, that is pursuing her, and anyone alive in today's America knows that she will never entirely outrun it.

Cattle will instinctively try to escape from a storm and, since they can never outrun it, they eventually become exhausted and suffer from exposure.

But he could never outrun his detractors.

The shame-based child becomes the adult "human doing" who can never outrun their shame.

However, as brilliant as Phil Graham was, he could never outrun his demons.

He could be running with a receiver at top speed, and I'm like, 'Cro, this guy will never, ever outrun you, so use your speed when you really need it.' He doesn't have to run at the highest R.P.M. level every play".

The growth in aviation that such airport expansion will allow will outrun any moves to cut emissions through the ETS or technology improvements.

It's always there, right where I put it, along with the uncertainty, the fear and, yes, the anger I'll never quite outrun.