outrun

He could outrun people and had the power to hit up inside.

All he could do was try to outrun the other car.

We've outrun them before and I want to do it again.

She could not move fast enough to outrun the rest of us.

A man can usually outrun one, but he'd better keep going.

In reality, they could probably outrun anything on the water.

This is their land; we would not be able to outrun them.

At first, it seemed that they might be able to outrun the thing.

There would be no outrunning these people if they knew who he was.

There was no way that they could outrun his men on their home ground.

"If she can keep them up to the mark, they will outrun anything in the show today."

He had no hope of outrunning the party that would be coming for him.

The whole object is to not let him outrun himself.

You either accept the situation or try to outrun them.

The troops had outrun their medical care, and help was not expected soon.

I really thought the outside horses would outrun him early.

I was trying to outrun my fears 24 hours a day.

"Many countries are outrunning both land and water resources," he said.

There was no chance in hell she could outrun them.

He'd kept in good shape over the years and could still outrun most men half his age.

The physician knew he was not going to outrun anyone.

At least they would have a chance to outrun the storm.

I think it very likely that we will outrun the trouble.

He did not add that she stood no chance at all of outrunning them.

In some ways, the case has been outrun by realities.