outface

I had outfaced kings before, and he was very young.

"If they'd stood by, I would have outfaced all my people."

The snow started to thin, then fell behind as they outfaced the bank of cloud.

Whatever it is between you, you've outfaced her twice before, and won."

The lieutenant, all too aware that she had outfaced him once before and determined not to let her get under his skin again, laughed.

Woods outfaced Mickelson in three of the four holes.

She looks incuriously for a moment, not to be outfaced, and then turns away.

She had already outfaced him once: she could do it again. '

"Then you outfaced the soldiers because you were safe, after all, and knew it.

They had all enjoyed seeing the police outfaced.

Clients had shouted at him before, and he had always outfaced them."

Despite his anger at being outfaced, Harmer was impressed.

Gods, to be outfaced like this, even temporarily!

The flowers were not outfaced, I think.

Schumann's score was by no means outfaced.

We outfaced him, dumped our bags on the ground, walked firmly up to the counter and hit a major unforeseen snag.

"I don't need to be outfaced by some female--" Freak.

He could have taken the field and dared them to act, met them and outfaced them on their chosen ground.

Together, they had outfaced rebellious ex-slaves and Young Lords.

She would outface the world as she had outfaced Kit, Buckingham and the rest.

"He outfaced me.

He showed great resolution; and, although they threatened him repeatedly, he outfaced the ruffians and dared them to do their worst.

"I've outfaced them both.

He outfaces them, just as he outfaced Sigmund Freud, who spent three weeks in 1913 trying to figure out the sculpture's emotional effect.

Light gathered in her eyes, and he remembered that she had stared into the eyes of a skull and had outfaced dead kings.