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- verb Present participle of
outrun .
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Examples
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He had supposedly earned his nickname by outrunning patrolmen on the streets in his native Cleveland.
The Mob and Me John Partington 2010
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"Star Wars" (1977) and "Alien" (1979) popularized the idea of outrunning shock waves.
chicagotribune.com - 2009
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As much as he praised crew chief Mike Shiplett and the entire Richard Petty Motorsports operation for what they've accomplished, he also wouldn't hear of there being any significance to the RPM group-even short-term - "outrunning" their Roush Fenway teammates.
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As I age and my bones grow less fond of outrunning moose and straining against muck of unknown depths, Ive found safer spots to cast a line, although, I wondering if those ponds are still around or have dried up??
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I know it is a different species, but there is a great piece of footage in the discovery channel's "planet earth" series of a caribou calf outrunning a wolf ...
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Police said the husband, Sam Davis, told officers he continued to drive at top speed in hopes of outrunning the gunmen until he reached the international bridge and sought help.
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I know it is a different species, but there is a great piece of footage in the discovery channel's "planet earth" series of a caribou calf outrunning a wolf ...
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As I age and my bones grow less fond of outrunning moose and straining against muck of unknown depths, Ive found safer spots to cast a line, although, I wondering if those ponds are still around or have dried up??
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I know it is a different species, but there is a great piece of footage in the discovery channel's "planet earth" series of a caribou calf outrunning a wolf ...
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I know it is a different species, but there is a great piece of footage in the discovery channel's "planet earth" series of a caribou calf outrunning a wolf ...
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