outfox

Many say that, in making their case, they have been outfoxed.

He had outfoxed no one but himself with his trick.

Regulators are not likely to let themselves be outfoxed in the same way again.

Although most fishermen have been outfoxed by the fish so far, few seem to mind.

It's easy to outfox yourself when you're too smart for your own good.

Anyone who wants to know how to outfox them first has to understand where they derive their power: information.

Faith and me, we spent a lot of time outfoxing Ralph.

And buffalo, it was clear this morning, are not easily outfoxed.

Because that's what they were doing, trying to outfox the foxes.

It was strangely easy for her to outfox the palace.

One of the main aims is to outfox the opponent.

The men they desire are there to be outfoxed, not obeyed.

Feeling outfoxed and foolish, I went up to see what they were looking at so intently.

And he outfoxed himself doing it, for all the tea in China!"

Sometimes I wonder why we bother trying to outfox him."

It is a psychological confrontation in which each tries to outfox the other.

In trying to be so clever, we outfoxed ourselves.

The admiral had tricked Craig, outfoxed him at his own game.

But if veterans succeed in preserving only their own benefits, they will have been outfoxed by the administration.

"You seek to outfox the Vulture at his own game.

Now he will have to outfox Pentagon planes equipped with special sensors.

We have to stay put and outfox them.

Consequently, Welch responded the way liberals always do when they have been outfoxed.

When it looked like you might outfox him and get to question him, he was erased.

They worked hard and tried to outfox the Giants on offense and defense.