outshoot

There was no way he could outshoot all of them.

When they outshoot them, it is with practice, not skill.

He knew the Soviet team would outshoot his players.

I think if it came to it, you could outshoot him.

"She can outshoot you or anybody else in Montana with one eye closed.

We'd have dates at the small-arms range and try to outshoot each other.

Back to home he used to outshoot me sometimes."

Then, even if I invent a cannon that will outshoot all the others, they may not take mine.

Seven times out of ten, I could outshoot Chuck at the range.

Tampa Bay came back to outshoot the visitors in the second period, 11-8, and recapture the lead.

I know how to make the gadgets work, and I can outshoot most anyone in a clean fight.

Something has to change or we're going to be trying to outshoot teams and that's not our forte."

He was joking, of course, but he can still regularly outshoot his young players.

Burke can't decide whether to be proud or embarrassed that I can outshoot him."

"Does anyone here believe he can outshoot me?

The Eagles continued to outskate and outshoot their opponents in overtime.

No subject is supposed to outshoot the King."

You could miss and still outshoot the bad guys, provided you could get off a second or third shot fast enough.

Draw his handgun and try to outshoot him?

He could outride and outshoot any of them.

With automatic rifles and submachine guns, the Confederate soldiers could outshoot them.

Hence, most of the coalition's artillery was archers, whom the Portuguese could easily outshoot.

Now we could outshoot most cruisers, too.

Haven't found the armaments yet, but I've a feeling I may be able to outshoot an interceptor.

Sikes had watched him outrun, outswim, and outshoot almost every man in the team.