Wiktionary
alt. (context idiomatic English) To outperform by a great margin. vb. (context idiomatic English) To outperform by a great margin.
Usage examples of "run circles around".
But I would venture to say that even a moderately active human would easily be able to run circles around any Vssey.
They've got kids coming up from BUDS training who could run circles around you even if you could run.
She would run circles around herself to keep a family tended right, but she would still have the woods and her wandering ways.
This is out of pattern, even for Commodore Oroton, whose thought processes frequently run circles around mine.
She could run circles around these lecherous, easily distracted clowns, and in time she would.
Ben Canaan and his gang of bandits had run circles around the British.
We could literally run circles around the Feds in the sidereal universe.
The destroyer could run circles around it, probing for it with sonar.
This was not a good place to die, out in open country witnessed only by insects and rodents, his body about to become food for indolent meat-eaters that under normal circumstances he could run circles around.
Maybe when they see that we can not only catch them but run circles around them, they'll be willing to listen to reason.
Maybe when they see that we can not only catch them but run circles around them, they’.
Voorne is so slow and conservative that your grandmother could run circles around him.