| Brazil faced grave economic problems, including inflation and a growing national debt, as government expenditures consistently outran revenues. |
| Silently moving from alley to well-known alley, Morgan eventually outran the sound of his pursuers. |
| Astonishment so outran good-breeding that I unwittingly let him perceive it. |
| Both of them immediately rose, but Vermilion outran her sister and brought the chair. |
| In such a critical generation the words of Averroism found willing ears, and pupils who outran their teacher. |
| The shortstop walked and the rightfielder outran an infield bleeder to pack the sacks. |
