outride in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Outride (verb): to surpass or outpace others in speed or performance, especially in a race or competitive event.

She managed to outride all her competitors in the final lap of the race.
The young athlete trained tirelessly to outride his older brother in their next cycling challenge.
With sheer determination, he was able to outride the storm and reach safety before nightfall.
The thoroughbred was so fast that it seemed to outride the wind itself during the sprint.
After months of practice, she finally felt confident enough to outride her previous records.
She was determined to outride everyone in the upcoming marathon.
The motorcycle's powerful engine allowed him to easily outride the competition.
During the race, he managed to outride his rivals with a clever strategy.
They decided to train harder so they could outride the fastest team next season.
With a burst of speed, she was able to outride the storm that was closing in.