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The defense quickly pulled ahead, and it seemed that almost all of their players could outlift ours.

Still Kicking Katie Hnida 2006

On his worst day, he could outlift a sixteen-year-old boy.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

On his worst day, he could outlift a sixteen-year-old boy.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

On his worst day, he could outlift a sixteen-year-old boy.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

On his worst day, he could outlift a sixteen-year-old boy.

Scott Free John Gilstrap 2003

"I'm going on twenty-one," Offut said, as they stopped at the door, "and there ain't a chap as can outlift me."

Jack North's Treasure Hunt Or, Daring Adventures in South America Roy Rockwood

I need not say that his discomfiture was witnessed by me from my hiding-place with the liveliest satisfaction; for I had begun to pride myself on being able to outlift any man in the country.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 Various

That he could outrun, outlift, outwrestle his boyish companions, that he could chop faster, split more rails in a day, carry a heavier log at a "raising," or excel the neighborhood champion in any feat of frontier athletics, was doubtless a matter of pride with him; but stronger than all else was his eager craving for knowledge.

The Boys' Life of Abraham Lincoln Helen Nicolay 1910

There are few men who are stronger than I am; I can outlift a stage professional; yet I could no more move his hand or pull mine free than if he had been a bronze image with my hand set solid in the casting.

Caves of Terror Talbot Mundy 1909

That he could outrun, outlift, outwrestle his boyish companions, that he could chop faster, split more rails in a day, carry a heavier log at a "raising," or excel the neighborhood champion in any feat of frontier athletics, was doubtless a matter of pride with him; but stronger than all else was his eager craving for knowledge.

Children's Literature A Textbook of Sources for Teachers and Teacher-Training Classes Charles Madison Curry 1906