What is "outpaced"

Usage examples of "outpaced".

He ran along the edge of the orchard, hoping against hope that maybe de Bono had outpaced the heat.

The best of 20 fifth-grade classrooms in Minneapolis was outpaced by every one of 20 classrooms in Sendai, Japan, and 19 out of 20 in Taipei, Taiwan.

He quickly outpaced the others, hearing Yeshu's voice behind him exclaiming over some marvel or another as they passed through glittering caverns and skirted sinks and trenches that gave out into other levels beneath.

He burned with it, and because he could not even stay seated in the saddle without risking too hard a hand on Resuelto's mouth he walked and soon outpaced his own guardsmen whom he waved back when they jogged up to catch him.

His excitement had rapidly outpaced his eight-year-old’s powers of description.

While at first Runs was taller than Chad, the teenager quickly outpaced him, until he stood a full head higher than his alien friend.

However, it is clear that events,” and he glanced in Runs-red-Talk­ing’s direction, “have rapidly outpaced our desires.

He fled through it, not caring much in which direction he went as long as he outpaced the gift-giver’s brute.

He heard it--moaning wind and rumbling thunder-though sound only barely outpaced the i racing thing.

The feet of Mistherd flew over yerba and outpaced windblown driftweed.

The car simply broke through them, after a couple of warning shots, and afterward outpaced them.

South Korean students were far ahead of American students in all aspects of mathematics and science, and 13-year-olds in British Columbia (in western Canada) outpaced their US counterparts across the board (in some areas they did better than the Koreans).

Tamora and Pandaras quickly outpaced Yama, but Pandaras could not sustain his initial burst of speed and Yama soon caught up with him.