outrank

He outranks you, old man, in or out of the service.

Each would think he was right, and none outranked the other.

Since he outranked everyone close by, people had to listen.

He had to outrank the leader or all was lost.

She's obviously made up her mind, and she outranks you.

But it might be nice for the guy to keep feeling that I outranked him.

They were outranked by the older man on the other side of the desk.

That would mean he outranks you, and is your boss.

If everything went well, somebody outranking him would step forward for the credit.

He also outranked Banks, which was another card to play.

Only Iraq outranked it on the enemies' list among the general population.

He doesn't like the fact that I outrank him, she knew.

In any case, I outrank you, and he is properly my charge.

"I'm sure that at least one of you will outrank him.

In Kids 6-14, it outranked previous year's records by 152 percent.

"I know you outrank them, but it will be good practice," he added.

"I am not certain that technically speaking you outrank me."

The way you're going, you will soon outrank this old carcass.

You outrank me, but I'm not in your chain of command.

At some point, judges who outrank her will be obliged to open things up.

Should they also outrank the art books to which no great exhibition is attached?

Now she outranked Harbin, and had little time for him.

Even David and I outrank him by quite a bit.

If two identical cards are played, the first one outranks the second.

The president holds the nation's most senior office, and outranks all other politicians.