outwalk

Now is it not a fact that man can outwalk the dog or horse?

The two hurried into the jungle, moving swiftly, as if to outwalk their fear.

And she can outride and outwalk anyone I ever knew.

I can outwalk any mule deer in these mountains.

His earlier long stride, as if he had intended to outwalk her, had shortened.

I wasn't going to outwalk them.

Since sunset she had been walking the ramparts, as if it were possible to outwalk the choice that had stalked her now for ten years.

He never used a cane and he was sure he could outwalk her on a five-mile hike.

"And she did manage to outwalk me and my boots across the Stone Hills and the grasslands.

We walked slowly-she because it would have been rude to outwalk me, and I because I had lunched too well to hurry.

All the Italians were as hard as nails; Stenning was in fine training, and Sheila can outwalk most men that I know.

I knew I could outshoot him and I could always outwalk him and, steadily, he got trophies that made mine dwarfs in comparison.

I was raised a Lord Fauntleroy, but I can outpack you, outwalk you, put you on your back, or lick you with my fists right now."

Moreover, if I could outwalk those ancient councillors, the guard of twenty who formed a kind of chorus on these expeditions, were excellent hands with their legs, as an Irishman might say, and never turned a hair.

At other times he merely patrolled the woods, as if by constant movement he could outwalk his burning awareness of how far Pharos must be on his journey and how soon he would be at Pella's side.

Then she walked off with the determined stride of someone who walks seven miles a day in the summer and could probably outwalk anything, even the flu, but she also looked at that moment like she could have used a hug herself, just for good luck.

As she stretched her legs, swinging her arms to generate greater forward momentum-fully aware of how futile the effort was because momentum was contingent upon mass, and his mass was three times hers, ergo, he could outwalk her to infinity barring any unforeseen complications-her temper snapped.