Sentence examples for will outrun from inspiring English sources
A bear will outrun a horse over a short distance.
Kurt's got to get back and get set or Torry will outrun his arm.
After he murders Duncan, his frantic busyness suggests a man hoping his body will outrun his mind.
The growth in aviation that such airport expansion will allow will outrun any moves to cut emissions through the ETS or technology improvements.
It won't hold with an AMG Mercedes on the Nürburgring, any BMW M car will outrun it on the autobahn and its brother Cadillacs wearing the V badge will crush it on any dragstrip.
Lesk's conclusion is that "soon after the year 2000 the production of disks and tapes will outrun human production of information to put on them". In other words, technically speaking, you could save everything.
"But I think there'll be plenty of cars that she'll outrun just off of speed".
Later, I'll outrun the entire Los Santos police force while Lady Gaga's "Applause" blares in the background.
If treated gently, as most beginners will, with the revs kept in the neighborhood of its 7,000-r.p.m 7,000-r.p.mk, the CBR250R will still outrun most everyday automotive and scooter traffic.
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.
Much as lexicographers might fantasise about capturing and fixing meaning – as Johnson had once fantasised – a living language will always outrun them.
